See exactly how your page will appear in Google search results. Desktop and mobile previews.
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See exactly where Google cuts your title and description. Fix it before publishing.
Google shows different lengths on desktop vs mobile. Check both in one tool.
Built-in checks for title length, description length, URL presence, and more.
Type or paste your page's title. The counter shows how many characters Google will display.
Write a compelling description. Keep it between 120-155 characters for full display.
Enter the full page URL to see how Google formats the breadcrumb path.
Toggle desktop/mobile to check truncation on both. Mobile cuts titles shorter.
Google uses your title tag for the blue link and your meta description for the snippet below it. If your title is too long (over ~60 characters), Google truncates it with '...'. If your meta description is missing or too long, Google may auto-generate one from your page content.
Google displays up to ~580 pixels (roughly 60 characters) of your title tag. Titles longer than this get truncated with an ellipsis. Put your most important keyword and messaging within the first 50-55 characters.
Google displays up to ~920 pixels (roughly 155-160 characters) on desktop and ~680 pixels (~120 characters) on mobile. Write descriptions between 120-155 characters to display fully on both devices.
The same results appear, but Google truncates titles and descriptions shorter on mobile. Titles cut at ~55 characters and descriptions at ~120 characters. Always check the mobile preview to ensure your key message isn't cut off.
Yes — add a favicon to your site's root or specify it with a <link rel='icon'> tag. Google shows favicons next to your URL in search results. A clear, recognizable favicon increases brand trust and CTR.
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