See your page in Google before you publish it
Paste your page title, meta description, and URL. You'll get a live search-result preview and honest warnings when Google will cut your copy off — no signup, no email, and the method is shown below, not hidden.
Here's how Google would show it
What to fix
Looking good — your title and description both fit and use the space well. The next gains are in the words themselves: a sharper promise and a reason to click. That's exactly what a free consult digs into.
Want us to write copy that ranks and converts? Book a free 30-min consult →An approximate preview — Google truncates by rendered width, which varies by device and font, so treat the pixel numbers as a close guide, not a guarantee.
How this works
No black box. Google doesn't cut titles and descriptions at a fixed number of characters — it cuts them at a pixel width, so a title full of wide letters (like W and M) gets truncated sooner than one full of narrow letters (like i and l). This tool estimates the rendered width of your copy and compares it to the widely-used desktop limits:
| Field | Approx. desktop limit |
|---|---|
| Title (20px) | ~580 px |
| Description (14px) | ~920 px |
Past the limit, the preview shows where Google adds its “…”. It also flags copy that's too short to earn the click, an all-caps title, and a description that just repeats the title. Nothing is sent anywhere — the preview runs on the numbers you type in.
Want a precise read on your real pages instead of a paste-in? We do that on a free consult — no pitch.