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    SERP Snippet Preview

    Preview how Google truncates your title and description by character count and pixel width.

    Direct answer

    The SERP Snippet Preview shows how Google may truncate your title and description in search results, using character count and approximate pixel width to flag overflow.

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    Title: 423pxGood
    Description: 940pxGood

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    Google truncates titles around 600px and descriptions around 960px in its SERP font.

    What this tool shows

    It renders a Google-style result with your URL, title, and description, then truncates each by both character count and pixel width (title ~600px, description ~960px) so you can see exactly where Google would cut it off.

    Why SERP previews matter

    Your title and description are often the first impression a searcher has of your page. Previewing them helps you avoid truncation, improve click-through, and keep the most important words near the front.

    How to use the output

    Keep titles under about 60 characters and descriptions under 155 characters. Put the primary keyword and your brand near the start of the title. Re-run the preview after each edit.

    How to use the SERP Snippet Preview

    1. 1

      Enter your URL, title, and description

      Paste the page URL, the title tag, and the meta description you plan to publish.

    2. 2

      Check truncation

      The preview truncates by both character count and pixel width and flags any overflow so you can see exactly where Google would cut it.

    3. 3

      Move keywords to the front

      Put the primary keyword and your brand near the start of the title so they survive truncation.

    4. 4

      Re-run after each edit

      Edit the title or description and re-preview until nothing important is cut off.

    Examples

    Title truncation

    A 75-character title truncates around 60 characters. Shortening to 58 characters keeps the full title visible in results.

    Description truncation

    A 180-character description is cut at about 155 characters. Moving the call to action earlier keeps it visible.

    Common problems & fixes

    Title truncated before the brand

    Fix: Move the brand or primary keyword toward the front of the title so it survives truncation.

    Description cut off mid-sentence

    Fix: Keep descriptions under 155 characters and front-load the most important information.

    Google rewriting your title

    Fix: Write a clear, descriptive title that matches the page content to reduce the chance of Google rewriting it.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is a SERP snippet preview?

    It is a tool that renders how your title and description may appear in Google search results, including truncation by pixel width.

    How does Google truncate titles?

    Google truncates titles around 600px and descriptions around 960px in its SERP font, which is roughly 60 and 155 characters respectively.

    Can Google change my title?

    Yes. Google may rewrite titles it considers low quality or mismatched. Writing a clear, descriptive title reduces the chance of rewriting.

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