SERP Snippet Preview

See roughly how a title and meta description could look in Google results, with length guidance.

Preview (approximate)

example.com › page

Your page title appears here

Your meta description appears here. Search engines may show different text if they think it better matches the search.

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How to use it

Type or paste a page title, meta description and URL. The preview shows roughly how the result could look in Google on desktop and mobile, with a length indicator for each field.

Good to know

Search engines cut titles and descriptions by pixel width, not a fixed number of characters, so a title full of wide letters is cut sooner than one with narrow letters. Google also rewrites titles and descriptions when it thinks another wording matches the search better. Treat the preview as a guide, not a guarantee.

Writing a title that earns the click

Put the main topic near the start, in the words people search for.
Make each title unique across your site.
Add a reason to click: a benefit, a location, a price point or a distinguishing detail.
Keep the brand name short, usually at the end.

Writing the description

Summarise what the page offers and who it is for, in one or two plain sentences. Descriptions don’t directly affect rankings, but a clear one can improve the share of people who click. See our guide to on-page SEO on different platforms for where to edit these fields.

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