Free SERP preview tool

See how your title and description look in Google on desktop and mobile, before you publish.

Google preview
Northline Coffeehttps://northlinecoffee.com › blog › how-to-make-cold-brew
How to Make Cold Brew at Home: A Step-by-Step Guide
Coarse grind, cold water and 16 hours. The exact ratio, the best beans and the three mistakes that make cold brew taste bitter.

Approximate preview. Google measures by pixel width and may rewrite titles.

Checks4 of 4 passed
Title length · 51 characters, shown in full on desktop.
Description length · 127 characters, shown in full on desktop.
Readable URL · Short and made of words. People can tell what the page is.
Title matches URL · The title and the URL describe the same topic.
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What is a SERP snippet?

The snippet is what Google shows for your page in the results: the site name and URL, the title and a short description. It is your page’s first impression.

Google cuts titles and descriptions by pixel width, not by characters, and the limits differ on mobile. Previewing both avoids titles that end in “…” at the worst word.

How to use it

Free and without signup. You get the result in a few seconds.

1
Paste your title and description

Your current ones, or new versions you want to test.

2
Check both views

Google cuts text at different points on mobile. Make sure the important words survive.

3
Compare with the others

Your result is shown next to the pages you compete with. Give people a reason to pick yours.

Where Google cuts your text

Google measures in pixels, not characters, so these are safe ranges rather than hard limits.

DesktopMobile
Title~60 characters~72 characters
Description~155 characters~120 characters
URLDomain and pathDomain and path
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SERP preview tool, answered.

Anything else? Write to hello@overserp.com

No. Google sometimes rewrites it from your page content, but a clear description is used more often.

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