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Type your page title and description to see roughly how they will look in Google search results, including the parts that get cut off. Fix them before you publish.
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https://example.com › page
Your page description will appear here. Write a clear summary that makes people want to click.
Estimate: Google may show a different version.
Enter the page title, URL and meta description.
Choose the desktop or mobile view and look for the parts that are cut off (…).
Adjust the text until the most important message is not truncated, then use it on your page.
Google cuts titles and descriptions by their display width, not by the number of letters. Wide letters such as M and W take more room than i or l, so two titles with the same character count can be cut at different places. This tool measures text width in your browser to estimate it.
The real display can differ because Google is free to rewrite titles and descriptions and to change its design over time. Use this preview to avoid obvious truncation, not as a guarantee of how your result will look.
As an estimate, titles are cut at about 600 pixels (roughly 50–60 characters) and descriptions at about 920 pixels on desktop (roughly 150–160 characters). Google does not publish the exact numbers, and they can change.
Google sometimes rewrites a title when the title tag is too long, too generic, or does not match the page content and the search. A clear, short title makes that less likely.
The meta description is not a direct ranking factor, but it affects how appealing your result looks, and so it influences the click-through rate.
On phones the space for the description is narrower, so it gets cut earlier. Put the most important information at the start of the description.
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