See your page on Google
Preview how your title and meta description will look in Google search results — before you publish.
Titles over 60 characters and descriptions over 160 characters usually get cut off in Google.
Google preview
example.com
Your page title will appear here
Your meta description will appear here. Write a clear summary that makes people want to click.
Three steps to a better snippet
Type your title and description, watch the preview update, then fix what gets cut off.
Write your title
Keep it under 60 characters so Google shows the whole thing.
Write your description
Keep it under 160 characters and make the click worth it.
Check the preview
See exactly how your result looks, then copy the final wording to your page.
Your snippet is your ad
Rankings get you seen. Your title and description get you clicked.
Win more clicks
A clear, complete snippet beats a truncated one — even from a lower position.
Fix truncation early
See what Google will cut off before your visitors do.
Write with intent
Match the searcher’s intent in the title, prove it in the description.
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Questions, answered
How Google snippets work and how to write better ones.
Google shows roughly the first 60 characters. Longer titles get cut off with an ellipsis, so keep the important words at the front.
Around 155–160 characters on desktop. Longer descriptions get truncated, so put the value proposition first.
No. Google sometimes rewrites the snippet from page content when it thinks another passage matches the query better. A good description still improves your odds.
It is a close approximation of the desktop result layout. Real results vary by device, query and Google’s own rewrites.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to us or saved.
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