Meta Tag Preview
Preview roughly how your page title and meta description will look in a Google search result and in a social media share card.
32 / 60 characters
130 / 160 characters
Google-style search preview
An approximation — Google's actual rendering (truncation point, title rewriting) varies and isn't guaranteed to match exactly.
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Fast, private, browser-based tools for images, PDFs, text and everyday tasks. No sign-up, no uploads to a server, completely free.
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How to use meta tag preview
- 1Enter your page title, meta description and URL.
- 2Check the character count guidance for each field.
- 3Review the search result and social preview mockups below.
About this tool
Search engines and social platforms often truncate titles and descriptions past a certain length, and the exact cutoff varies — it's based on pixel width, not a fixed character count, and can change over time. The character counts shown here are commonly used rules of thumb (roughly 60 characters for titles, 160 for descriptions) to flag when you're likely running long, not an exact, guaranteed truncation point.
The preview mockups approximate the visual layout search engines and social platforms commonly use, so you can sanity-check how your title and description read together before publishing — but actual rendering varies by platform and can change without notice.
Frequently asked questions
Not necessarily — search engines truncate based on pixel width, which varies by character (a row of "i"s fits more characters than a row of "W"s), and the exact behavior changes over time. 60 characters is a widely used rule of thumb, not a guarantee.