Free SERP Snippet Checker — Title & Meta Description Preview

Check a live page (optional — auto-fills the fields below)

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Page Title

Characters: 0 Pixels: 0

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Meta Description

Characters: 0 Pixels: 0

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Page URL (optional)

Target Keyword (optional — bolded in preview)

Desktop snippet example

example.com

Your title tag shows here

Your meta description shows here. Keep it concise, include your primary keyword, and give a clear reason to click through.

Mobile snippet example

example.com

Your title tag shows here

Your meta description shows here. Keep it concise, include your primary keyword, and give a clear reason to click through.

*Google has no officially published character or pixel limit. These are the widely-observed soft caps — ~600px / ~60 characters for titles, ~920px / ~155 characters for descriptions.

What this tool is for

Title tags and meta descriptions don't move rankings on their own, but they decide whether anyone clicks. Use this checker to sanity-check your snippet before you publish — if your title runs past ~600 pixels or your description past ~920 pixels, Google will cut it off mid-sentence or rewrite it. Keep it tight, put the keyword near the front, and give the searcher a clear reason to click.

Write a better snippet in 5 steps

1Put your primary keyword in the first 40 characters of the title.

2Add one concrete differentiator: location, price, speed, brand, or a number.

3Keep the title under ~600px so the full promise is visible on desktop.

4Write the description as a benefit + reason to click, not a summary.

5Stay under ~920px on the description and front-load the value in the first sentence.