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Type your title, meta description, and URL, see exactly how Google will actually display them, with real pixel-width truncation, not a rough character count.

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yoursite.com
https://yoursite.com
Your page title will appear here
Your meta description will appear here once you start typing below.
0 / ~580px
0 / 155 characters

Google measures the title by rendered pixel width, not character count, which is why two titles with the same number of letters can truncate differently. This preview measures pixel width the same way. The description limit is a practical character guideline, since Google sometimes rewrites descriptions entirely and won't always show what you wrote here.

Why It Works

Why Character Counts Alone Get This Wrong

Most free title checkers just count letters and tell you to stay under 60 characters. That's a rough guess, not what actually happens. Google truncates titles based on how wide they render on screen, and letters like "i" and "l" take up far less space than "W" or "M." A title full of narrow letters can run past 60 characters and still display fine. A title full of wide capital letters can get cut off well under it. This tool measures the actual rendered width the way a browser does, so the preview reflects what Google is really working with.

Putting It To Use

What To Check Before You Publish

  • Front load the important words. If your title is going to truncate, make sure the part that gets cut is the least important part, not your main keyword or brand name.
  • Don't fight for every character. A title that fits comfortably with room to spare often reads better to a human than one stretched to the exact pixel limit.
  • Check mobile separately. Google truncates titles and descriptions differently on mobile, a title that fits perfectly on desktop can still get cut off on a phone.
  • Remember Google can rewrite your snippet. Google sometimes ignores your meta description entirely and pulls different text from the page instead, especially if the description doesn't match the searcher's query. A clean preview here is a good sign but never a guarantee of what shows up in results.
Common Questions

Preview FAQs

Is this exactly what Google will show?+
It's a close, honest approximation based on how Google renders titles and descriptions in its standard desktop and mobile layouts. Google's actual results page changes its design periodically, and Google frequently rewrites both titles and descriptions when it thinks a different version better matches the search query. Treat this as a strong preview, not a guarantee.
Why did my title get cut off even though it's under 60 characters?+
Because character count isn't what actually determines truncation, rendered pixel width is. Wide letters and capital letters take up more space than narrow lowercase letters. This tool measures the real pixel width your title would render at, which is why it can catch truncation that a simple character counter would miss.
Why does Google sometimes show a different description than what I wrote?+
Google will substitute its own generated snippet, often pulled from the page content, when it decides that text answers the searcher's specific query better than the written meta description does. Writing a strong, accurate meta description makes this less likely, but it's a decision Google makes at search time, not something any tool can fully control or predict.
Is this tool free?+
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, requires no account or email address, and does not send any of your business information anywhere.
Beyond The Preview

A Clean Snippet Doesn't Mean A Ranking Page

This tool shows how your title and description will display. Whether the page actually ranks well enough for anyone to see them depends on far more, content, technical SEO, authority, and AI search visibility. Belman & Co. helps with all of it.

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