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Google SERP preview

See your page in
Google first.

Type your title, URL, and description and watch a live Google result take shape on desktop or mobile, with the exact character and pixel limits so nothing gets cut off.

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This is a close visual approximation of a Google result. Google personalizes and restyles results constantly, so treat it as a reliable guide to length and framing, not a pixel-exact mirror.

Your title and description are your storefront in Google

Before anyone visits your site, they see two lines in a search result: your title tag and meta description. Get them right and more people click; get them cut off mid-word or leave them generic and you lose clicks you already earned by ranking. Google truncates by pixel width, not character count, which is why this preview measures both.

Aim for a title around 50 to 60 characters that leads with what you do and where, and a description around 150 characters that gives someone a reason to choose you. Every page we build gets titles and descriptions written this way as standard. See the local SEO work behind it.

Questions

Good to
know.

How long should a title tag and meta description be?

Titles are safe up to about 60 characters (roughly 600 pixels) before Google truncates them; meta descriptions up to about 155 characters (around 920 to 960 pixels). Because Google cuts by pixel width, this tool shows both the character count and the pixel width so you know before you publish.

Does the meta description affect my Google ranking?

Not directly. Google doesn't rank you on the description itself. But a clear, compelling description raises your click-through rate, and that traffic and engagement absolutely matter. Think of the title and description as the ad for your page.

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