🔍 SERP Snippet Preview
See exactly how your page looks in Google search results. Pixel-perfect desktop and mobile preview with truncation warnings.
SERP Snippet Preview
Preview how your page appears in Google search results on desktop and mobile.
Enter your full URL (with or without https://)
Enter a title, URL, and meta description above to see how your page will appear in Google search results.
Why Use SERP Preview?
How to Use SERP Preview
Enter Your Page Title
Type or paste your page title tag into the tool. It will immediately show how this will appear in both desktop and mobile search results.
Add Your Meta Description
Enter your meta description and watch the preview update to show where it gets truncated on mobile and desktop.
Input Your Page URL
Provide your page URL so the preview can show the breadcrumb structure as it will appear in actual search results.
Review Both Previews
Carefully compare the desktop and mobile previews. Check that your most important information is visible before truncation on mobile.
Revise if Needed
If anything looks truncated or unclear, adjust your title or description and watch the preview update in real-time until you're satisfied.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my title look different in the preview than in my browser?
Your browser's tab title is different from what Google displays in search results. The character limits are also different. Our preview shows exactly what Google displays.
How often does the preview update?
The preview updates instantly as you change your title or meta description. You'll see real-time feedback on character counts and truncation warnings.
Does the mobile preview always show less text?
Yes. Mobile displays significantly fewer characters (typically 35-40) compared to desktop (50-60). Always optimise your most important information to appear within the mobile limit.
What is the URL structure shown in the preview?
The preview shows the breadcrumb path structure that Google displays, which depends on your URL structure and breadcrumb markup. Shorter, keyword-rich URLs typically display better.