Pixels, not characters
Google measures rendered width in its own fonts. The meter uses real font metrics, so it reflects what searchers actually see.
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Free SERP Snippet Generator
Preview exactly how your page appears in Google — with live pixel meters, because Google truncates titles at ~580px and descriptions at ~1,000px, not at a character count. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
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Green: fits comfortably. Amber: close to the budget. Red: Google will likely truncate with an ellipsis.
Front-load your keywords
Words at the start of a truncated title survive; words at the end vanish. Put the search phrase first and your brand last.
Write for the click
A description that fits the budget and ends with a complete thought outperforms one that trails off mid-sentence.
Frequently asked questions
What is a SERP snippet?
The block Google shows for your page in search results: the title link, the URL breadcrumb and the description. How it reads decides whether people click your result or the one below it.
Why measure in pixels instead of characters?
Google truncates titles at roughly 580 pixels of rendered width and descriptions at roughly 1,000 pixels — not at a character count. Two 60-character titles can render very differently.
What is the ideal title length?
Whatever fits inside about 580 pixels — typically 50–60 average characters. Front-load the words people search for and check the meter rather than counting characters.
Is this tool free?
Yes — completely free, with no account and nothing to install. It runs entirely in your browser.
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