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SERP Snippet Preview Generator

See how your title, meta description, and URL will actually look in Google and Bing search results, including real truncation.

What this does: renders a live preview of your search-result snippet from your page title, meta description, and URL. It measures real rendered pixel width to truncate the title the way Google does (around 580px), and cuts the description at the last full word near the 155-160 character mark. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Separate breadcrumb segments with › or /.

Live preview (simulated — not affiliated with Google or Bing; actual rendering may vary by device and query)

www.example.com
Your page title will appear here
Your meta description will appear here once you start typing.

Frequently asked questions

What is a SERP snippet?

A SERP snippet is the title, URL/breadcrumb, and description text that appears for a page in Google or Bing search results. It is generated from your page's title tag, meta description, and URL structure, though search engines sometimes rewrite parts of it.

How does Google decide where to truncate my title?

Google measures the rendered pixel width of your title, roughly 580 pixels at an approximately 20px Arial-equivalent font, rather than counting characters. Titles that render wider than that are cut off and end with an ellipsis, which is why two titles with the same character count can be truncated differently depending on which letters they contain.

Why is my meta description being cut off in search results?

Google typically displays around 155 to 160 characters of a meta description on desktop before truncating at the last full word and adding an ellipsis. Actual limits vary by device, query, and how Google chooses to rewrite the snippet, so treat this as an approximate guideline rather than a guarantee.