Free tool · T6
The SERP snippet preview
See your title and description as a Google result, on desktop and mobile widths, with truncation warnings before you publish.
Shown as typed — this tool does not fetch or validate the URL.
Before you publish
- Google frequently rewrites page titles in search results — this happens often, not rarely. What you write below is a strong suggestion, not a guarantee of what displays.
- The meta description affects whether people click, not where the page ranks. It is not a ranking factor.
Live preview
How this would render in Google
Desktop
hydeair.com › services › ac-repair
24/7 Emergency AC Repair Orlando FL | Same-Day Certified…
Fast, licensed AC repair across Orlando and the surrounding area. Same-day appointments, upfront flat-rate pricing, and a two-year workmanship guarantee…
~899px, against Google’s ~600px cutoff at this width — will likely be shown cut off, roughly where the preview above ends.
~1267px, against Google’s ~960px cutoff at this width — will likely be shown cut off, roughly where the preview above ends.
Mobile
hydeair.com › services › ac-repair
24/7 Emergency AC Repair Orlando FL…
Fast, licensed AC repair across Orlando and the surrounding area. Same-day appointments, upfront…
~899px, against Google’s ~380px cutoff at this width — will likely be shown cut off, roughly where the preview above ends.
~1267px, against Google’s ~620px cutoff at this width — will likely be shown cut off, roughly where the preview above ends.
Everything above runs in your browser. Your title, description and URL are measured locally with the Canvas API to approximate Google’s actual rendering width — nothing you type here is sent anywhere.
Pixel widths are an approximation of Google’s own rendering, not a guarantee — Google changes its layout without notice, and, as above, may rewrite your title regardless of what fits. Treat this as a strong steer before you publish, not a final proof.
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