See exactly how your page title and meta description appear in Google search results. Real-time character counts, SERP preview, and SEO best practice guidelines. Optimize your titles and descriptions for better click-through rates.
Title: Keep under 60 characters for desktop (~580 pixels). Wide characters (W, M) take more space than narrow ones (i, l). Test with your actual keywords.
Description: Desktop shows ~158 characters (920 pixels), mobile shows ~120 characters (680 pixels). Google truncates to the nearest whole word and adds an ellipsis.
The meta title is the clickable headline that appears in Google search results. It's also displayed in browser tabs and when pages are shared on social media. A good title should be concise, descriptive, and include your target keyword without keyword stuffing.
Length: Aim for under 60 characters on desktop. Google renders titles in Arial at 20px and truncates at approximately 580 pixels. Note: character width varies-W and M are wider than i or l, so test your actual title.
The meta description is the snippet of text that appears under your title in search results. While it doesn't directly affect rankings, a compelling description increases click-through rates from search results. Include a call-to-action and make sure it accurately represents your page content.
Length: Desktop displays ~158 characters (920 pixels), mobile shows ~120 characters (680 pixels). Google truncates to the nearest whole word and adds an ellipsis, so test your descriptions on both devices.