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🔎 SERP Snippet Preview

Preview title, description, and URL as an approximate search-result snippet before publishing.

Snippet Draft

Draft the title, description, URL, and query terms locally.

Initial

Preview Device

Approximate Preview

Google-style draft preview; unofficial and not a display guarantee.

Desktop
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Your page title will appear here
The meta description will appear here. Google may choose a different snippet based on page content and the query.

Approximate search-result preview, not affiliated with Google. Google may rewrite titles or snippets and truncate to fit the device width.

Draft Metrics

Character counts and pixel widths are soft references, not Google rules.

Title Chars 0
Title Width 0 px
Description Chars 0
Description Width 0 px

Checks

  • Local checks appear after you enter a title and description.

Copy Output

Copies only the title and description you entered manually.

<title></title>
<meta name="description" content="">

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SERP Snippet Preview helps draft page titles, meta descriptions, and visible URLs locally in your browser with an approximate desktop or mobile search-result style preview. It shows Unicode character counts, estimated pixel widths, query-term highlighting, and soft truncation warnings so you can spot long titles, thin descriptions, repeated brand suffixes, or keyword-list copy before publishing. Inputs stay local; the tool does not fetch pages, access Google, or guarantee how a live search result will appear.