On-Page SEO Tool

Preview your search resultbefore you publish.

See how your page title, URL and meta description may look in a search result and review their length before publishing.

Desktop previewMobile previewLength guidance

Build your SERP snippet

Enter the main search snippet fields below.

46 / 60 · Good

Character count is only a guideline. Search engines may truncate or rewrite titles depending on the query and device.

122 / 160 · Good

Search engines may use a different passage when another part of the page better matches the query.

30 characters

Live Preview

Desktop search result

This is an approximate visual preview, not an exact Google rendering.

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Title Length

46 chars

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Description Length

122 chars

Preview notes

Visible result width depends on character width, device and search context, not just character count.
Search engines can rewrite titles and descriptions when another version better matches the query.

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Search Appearance

Review your snippet before publishing

A SERP preview can help you spot titles that are too long, descriptions that are too short and URLs that may look unclear in search results.

Title Review

Check whether your title is concise enough for a search result preview.

Description Length

Review description length before adding metadata to your page.

URL Preview

See how the hostname and page path may look in a search result.

Desktop Preview

Review the snippet in a wider desktop-style search result layout.

Mobile Preview

Switch to a narrower layout to review mobile presentation.

Easy Copy

Copy your finished title or description when you are ready to publish.

How It Works

How to use the SERP Snippet Preview

Use the preview while writing metadata, then make your final decision based on relevance and clarity rather than character count alone.

1

Enter your page title

Add the title you plan to use in your page metadata.

2

Write a meta description

Summarize the page clearly and explain why the result is relevant.

3

Add your page URL

Review how the domain and page path may appear in the result.

4

Check desktop and mobile

Review both layouts and copy the final metadata when ready.

Continue Your SEO Workflow

Move from metadata creation to page optimization

Use these tools together to create your metadata, preview how it may appear in search and then review the finished page.