SEO Title Generator
Build title tags from patterns and check their pixel width against search results.
See how your page will look in search results before you publish.
SERP Preview Tool draws your page the way a search result does: the breadcrumb-style URL, the title as a blue link, and the description underneath. Seeing it rendered answers questions that counting characters cannot, such as whether the useful half of your title survives, and whether the description reads as a complete thought where it gets cut.
Desktop and mobile are shown side by side because they truncate very differently. A description that fits comfortably on desktop routinely loses its final clause on a phone, and since most searches happen on phones, that is the preview that matters more.
Measurements use rendered text width rather than character counts, and the truncation point is marked rather than guessed. You can also simulate the date prefix that search engines add to some results, which eats into the description and is easy to forget about.
The serp preview tool is used by writers, developers, students, marketers and anyone else who needs the job done once without installing software. Common cases include:
It is a close approximation. Search engines rewrite titles and generate their own snippets regularly, add sitelinks and rich results, and change their layout without notice. Treat the preview as a reliable guide to length and readability rather than a guarantee of appearance.
Because the result column is a different width and the text is drawn at a different size. Mobile snippets are meaningfully shorter, which is why a description written to the desktop limit often loses its ending where most people see it.
Search engines prepend a publication date to some results, usually news and recently updated pages. It takes around fifteen characters out of your description, so it is worth previewing with it on if your pages show dates.
Because that is how results display it now, as a chain of path segments rather than the raw address. The preview mirrors that so you can see whether your URL structure reads sensibly.
No. Search engines bold words matching the query, which changes the visual weight but not the length. Since the query varies by searcher, the preview shows plain text.
No. The preview is drawn in your browser, so unpublished pages stay private.
If the serp preview tool is not quite what you need, these other free tools solve closely related problems.
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