SERP Preview Tool

See exactly how your page will appear in Google search results. Live preview for desktop and mobile with character limits, pixel-width validation, and rich snippet support.

💻 Desktop + Mobile📏 Pixel Width Check⭐ Rich Snippets💡 SEO Tips

Page Title (Title Tag)0 / 60

Google displays up to ~580px (roughly 55-60 characters). Titles over this get truncated with "..."

URL / Slug

Meta Description0 / 160

Google shows ~920px on desktop (~155-160 chars) and ~680px on mobile (~120 chars)

Published Date (optional)

Site Name

Star Rating FAQ Rich Result Sitelinks Bold Keywords

Target Keyword (for bold highlighting)

Google Search Preview

SEO Score

Optimization Tips

How SERP Preview Works

Optimize your search listing before publishing

Enter Your Meta Tags

Type your title tag, meta description, and URL. See character counts and pixel width in real-time.

Preview Both Devices

Switch between desktop and mobile to ensure your snippet looks great on all screens. Different character limits apply.

Add Rich Snippets

Toggle star ratings, FAQ schema, and sitelinks to preview how rich results will appear in Google.

Get SEO Tips

Receive instant optimization tips based on title length, description quality, keyword placement, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

About SERP previews and meta tags

What is the ideal title tag length?

Google displays roughly 55-60 characters (or 580 pixels wide) of your title tag. Titles longer than this get truncated with "..." which can cut off important keywords or your brand name. Aim for 50-60 characters for optimal display.

What is the ideal meta description length?

Google shows approximately 155-160 characters on desktop and 120 characters on mobile. Write your most important information in the first 120 characters to ensure it appears on all devices.

Does Google always use my meta description?

No. Google rewrites meta descriptions about 63% of the time, pulling text from your page content instead. However, a well-written meta description increases the chance Google uses yours and improves click-through rate when it does.

Should I include my brand name in the title?

Yes, typically at the end separated by a pipe (|) or dash (-). Google sometimes adds or removes brand names automatically, but including it builds brand recognition. Example: "Best CRM Software 2026 | NovaTool"

Is my data private?

100% private. Everything runs in your browser. No data is sent anywhere.