SERP Snippet Preview

Shows an illustrative search-result card from the URL, title, and description you enter. Switch between desktop and mobile widths and compare the copy as a searcher might scan it.

Enter a page URL, title, and summary. The preview updates as you type. Character counts use 60 and 160 as editorial reference values, not search-engine limits. Reset clears all three fields.

Entering /blog/best-hiking-boots with a 58-character title and a 145-character description shows both fitting cleanly on desktop; typing a 78-character title instead shows it visually clipped, which is a signal to shorten it rather than a hard failure.

A valid HTTP or HTTPS URL supplies the hostname and path; query and fragment are omitted. Incomplete URLs use an example address. The title is visually limited to one line and the summary to three lines. No page is fetched.

60 characters keeps most desktop titles from clipping and 160 characters keeps most descriptions from being cut, but actual pixel width depends on the specific letters used — a title full of narrow letters like i and l fits more characters than one full of wide letters like W and M.

This is not an exact Google renderer or a pixel-width measurement, and it doesn't check whether the URL, title or description actually exist on a live page. Google can choose different title or snippet text for a query, and layouts vary by device and result type.

Everything runs locally in your browser from the text you type; no URL is fetched and no entered value is uploaded.