Free tool
SERP Simulator — preview your Google snippet.
Enter your title tag, URL and meta description to see how your page may look in Google search results on desktop and mobile. Widths are measured in pixels, the way Google truncates.
Preview
An approximation. Google may rewrite titles and descriptions, and truncation varies by device and query.
Meta tags
How to use the preview
Why pixels, not characters
Google truncates titles and descriptions by display width, not character count. A title of wide letters (“WWW”) is cut sooner than one of narrow letters (“iii”). This tool measures your text in Arial — the font Google uses for result titles — against commonly observed limits of about 600px for desktop titles and roughly 920px (desktop) / 680px (mobile) for descriptions.
Titles
- Put the most important words first, so they survive truncation.
- Make each page’s title unique and describe what the page actually offers.
- Google frequently rewrites titles that are vague, stuffed with keywords or don’t match the page — accuracy beats cleverness.
Meta descriptions
- Summarise the page in one or two plain sentences; they influence clicks, not rankings.
- Google often shows a passage from the page instead when it better matches the query.
- The same clarity helps AI answer engines describe your page accurately — see our guide to answer engine optimization.
This tool runs entirely in your browser; nothing you type is sent to Prisol. Need a full review of your titles and snippets? See our SEO service.