Preview how your page looks in Google search results — desktop and mobile — before you publish. Free Google SERP preview with pixel-width truncation check.
SERP is just a fancy word for the Google results page — and your little blue link is competing with nine others for the click. Type your title, URL, and description above and see exactly how your page will look on desktop and mobile before you publish.
Google doesn't truncate titles by character count — it truncates by pixel width (about 600px on desktop). A title full of wide letters like W and M gets cut much sooner than one full of narrow i's and l's. This tool measures your actual title width the way a browser does, so the preview is honest: if it shows "…" here, Google will too.
Very close for titles: it measures pixel width with the same font metrics Google uses (~600px on desktop, ~340px on mobile). Descriptions are approximated at ~155–160 characters, which matches Google's typical behavior.
Not directly — rankings come from content and authority. But a better-looking result gets a higher click-through rate, and that absolutely means more traffic from the ranking you already have.
Smaller screen, narrower column — about 340px for titles. Since most searches now happen on phones, always check the mobile preview before publishing.
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