Draft a page title and description, then inspect approximate desktop and mobile text search results. Your draft stays in this browser.

Google can build title links from headings and other sources, and snippets from page content for each query. There is no guaranteed title or description character limit. Device width, fonts and presentation vary. These examples are an editorial aid, not a prediction of Google results, rankings, clicks or indexing.

Edit your proposed metadata

Describe the page accurately, put important information clearly and use concise branding. Avoid vague, repeated or keyword-stuffed titles. Tool resource bound: 4,096 Unicode code points, not a Google limit.

Use an absolute HTTP or HTTPS URL, without credentials. The URL is never fetched or opened. The preview shows a canonical domain/path without query or fragment; Google's attribution and breadcrumbs may differ. Tool resource bound: 4,096 code points.

Write a natural, unique summary that gives visitors a reason to explore. Avoid keyword lists. Google may choose different text. Tool resource bound: 16,000 code points.

Counts include spaces and line breaks and use Unicode code points. Combined emoji and combining accents can count as several code points even when they look like one character.

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Illustrative search-result previews

These are not live search results or an official Google tool. Empty text fields show labelled placeholders. Preview clipping does not shorten your input or copied metadata.

Desktop example

Mobile example

Titles show up to two example lines. Descriptions show up to two desktop or three mobile lines. Pixel widths are estimates using the rendered preview font; wrapping, font loading and browser rendering affect them. No pixel threshold guarantees visibility in search results.

Safe HTML metadata

The snippet escapes your entered title and description. It excludes the URL and keeps full text within this tool's resource bounds. Empty fields produce empty metadata, not the preview placeholders.