Write for the reader.
Use a descriptive title and a specific summary of the page. The suggested ranges help you edit; they aren’t search engine requirements.
Shape your page’s first impression in search. Edit, preview, and copy your meta tags.
01 / YOUR CONTENT
Edit the example below or clear the fields to start fresh.
Use your preferred page URL. A domain without https:// is supported.
02 / LIVE PREVIEW
Check your website’s meta tags, plan better search snippets, and find practical improvements with free tools. No account or credit card needed.
Search engines may rewrite your title or description. Actual display varies.
03 / READY TO USE
Use a descriptive title and a specific summary of the page. The suggested ranges help you edit; they aren’t search engine requirements.
Switch between desktop and mobile layouts. The preview approximates wrapping and truncation; device width, query, and search layout can change the result.
Copy the generated tags into your page’s HTML head, or use the title and description in your CMS’s SEO fields. Then check the published page.
Google may generate a different title or snippet using your page content and the search query. Read Google’s guidance on title links ↗ and snippets ↗. Your draft stays in this browser tab; this tool doesn’t fetch your URL or save your inputs.
ABOUT THIS FREE TOOL
Use the SERP preview tool to draft a page title and meta description before publishing. See an illustrative search result on desktop and mobile, then copy your generated title and meta tags into your website.
Enter your proposed page title, meta description, and display URL.
Switch between desktop and mobile to review the preview and the editorial length guidance.
Copy the generated HTML tags, or transfer the title and description into your CMS’s SEO fields.
COMMON QUESTIONS
SERP means search engine results page. A SERP preview illustrates how a page URL, title and description could appear in a search result so you can review your copy before publishing.
No. Google can create a different title or snippet from the page content and search query. Layout and truncation vary, so this preview is a drafting aid rather than an exact prediction.
No. The preview uses the text you enter and does not fetch your website. Your draft stays in this browser tab and resets when you reload or leave the page. Use Meta Tag Checker to inspect a published page.
Use the displayed character counts and suggested ranges as editorial guidance. Search results depend on available width and other factors, so there is no fixed character count that guarantees a title or description will be displayed in full.