Preview how your page appears in Google: title, URL and description, cut at the same width Google uses, on desktop and mobile.
How to use the SERP preview
- Enter your title, URL and description.
- See the desktop and mobile previews.
- Shorten anything that gets cut off.
Why preview
A title that ends in "…" or a description that stops mid-sentence looks careless next to competitors. Previewing before publishing takes seconds.
How to read the meters
Two meters sit under the inputs. The title meter compares pixel width with about 600 px and wants 30–60 characters. The description meter compares width with about 920 px and wants 120–160 characters. Green means it fits, amber means too short or too wide, red means empty. Switch to mobile to see the tighter cut; mobile titles wrap over more lines and descriptions show less text. The URL line is built from your address: the domain, then each folder separated by ›, which is how Google shows breadcrumbs.
Fixing what gets cut
If the title is cut, drop the brand or filler words like "the best" and "ultimate" before you drop the keyword. If the description is cut, move the most useful sentence first. Long URL paths are trimmed too, so short slugs read better. If your result looks plain next to competitors with stars or FAQs under them, those come from structured data, not from the title or description.