SEO Title and Meta Description Tester
Test what your title tag and meta description might look like in search results.
Enter your title and meta description below to see a preview of how they might appear in Google search results. Keep an eye on the character counts to stay within recommended limits.
How This Tool Works.
This tool instantly simulates a Google search result snippet based on your input. As you type, you'll see a live preview of your:
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Website Logo (Favicon): Pulled from the URL you provide.
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Page URL: How your web address will appear.
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Title Tag: The main clickable headline in search results.
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Meta Description: The descriptive text below your title.
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It also provides real-time feedback on your title and meta description lengths according to current SEO best practices, highlighting if they are too short, just right, or too long.
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Important note: If you're using this tool on a mobile device, the output will NOT be a mobile preview. Desktop use of this tool is recommended.​
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​​Simple Steps to Optimize Your Snippet.
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Enter Your Title Tag: Type the headline you want searchers to see.
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Add Your Meta Description: Write a compelling summary of your page content.
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Input Your URL: Provide the full URL of your page (example, https://www.yourwebsite.com/your-page).
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Review the Live Preview: Instantly see how your snippet will look!
Check the Feedback.
Title Counter:
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"Too short" (under 30 chars) - aim for more descriptive text.
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"Getting there" (30-54 chars) - could often be more impactful.
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"Good!" (55-65 chars) - you're in the sweet spot!
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"Too long" (over 65 chars) - it will likely be cut off by Google.
Meta Description Counter:
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"Too short" (under 70 chars) - expand to provide more value.
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"Acceptable" (70-149 chars) - good, but aim for the ideal range if possible.
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"Good!" (150-160 chars) - perfect for conveying your message!
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"Too long" (over 160 chars) - will likely be truncated.
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​Following SEO Best Practices with This Tool.
Title Tag
Your most important on-page SEO element for clicks. Use the tool to ensure it's compelling, contains your primary keywords naturally, and stays within the optimal length (55-65 characters) to avoid being cut off.
Meta Description
While not a direct ranking factor, a well-written meta description (ideally 150-160 characters, but at least 70) entices users to click. Use this space to accurately summarize your page, highlight benefits, and include a call-to-action if appropriate.
URL
Check that your URL is user-friendly, concise, and ideally includes relevant keywords. The preview shows how it might appear.
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