SERP Snippet Preview
See your Google result before you publish — pixel fit, truncation and click appeal, checked instantly in your browser.
What this tool gives you
Preview your snippet
Type a title, URL and description. Everything is measured locally in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
Google truncates titles past ~600px and descriptions past ~960px on desktop.
Google preview
example.com/plumber-austin
What this checker looks for
Snippets that fit the pixel budget and promise a benefit win the click.
Title fits 600px
50–60 characters survive desktop truncation.
Description fits
150–160 characters keep the full pitch visible.
No keyword repetition
One keyword plus one benefit reads naturally.
Click appeal
An action word earns the click: free, try, compare.
How to use the preview
Type the candidate copy, then fix the weakest signal first.
Type the candidate
Title, display URL and description — no fetch needed.
Read the score
Pixel fit and click appeal carry the most weight.
Trim the weakest check
Shorten wide titles, front-load the pitch, add a CTA.
What a click-ready snippet looks like
Fits the pixel budget, reads naturally and promises one clear benefit.
| Signal | Healthy range | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Title | 50–60 chars, ≤ 600px | Wide titles truncate and lose the keyword. |
| Description | 150–160 chars, ≤ 960px | Thin pitches cede snippet space to rivals. |
| Repetition | one keyword + benefit | Stuffed titles read as spam and get rewritten. |
| Click appeal | one action word | Facts inform; offers earn the click. |
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Snippet FAQs
Why do titles truncate if they are under 60 characters?
Google truncates by pixels (~600px), not characters. Wide letters like W and M eat more space, so a 55-character title with wide words can still get cut.
How long should a meta description be?
Aim for 150–160 characters so the full pitch shows on desktop without truncating past ~960px. Front-load the benefit in case Google rewrites it.
Does this tool change my site?
No. It previews and scores typed text in your browser. You paste the winning copy into your CMS or SEO plugin afterward.