Free SEO tool

Google Search Result Preview

Enter a page title and description, see exactly how it'll appear on Google - and know immediately when it gets truncated.

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Google preview

example.com/duong-dan-bai-viet

e.g. How to Care for Indoor Plants the Right Way

e.g. A complete guide to caring for indoor plants - light, watering, and the right soil for each type.

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    Enter a page title

    Type the title tag you're planning to use - character count updates live.

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    Enter a meta description

    Type the meta description - the preview below updates as you type.

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    Adjust until nothing gets cut off

    Watch the color warnings to know when to shorten before Google shows an ellipsis.

A title that's too long gets cut off

Google typically shows only the first ~55-60 characters of a title tag - the rest is replaced with an ellipsis, potentially cutting off an important keyword.

A good description improves click-through

A clear, full-length meta description (around 150-160 characters) helps a searcher understand the page before they click.

Preview instead of guessing

Instead of guessing whether a title fits, see an actual preview matching Google's real layout before you publish.

Does Google always show the exact title and description I write?+

Not always. Google sometimes rewrites a title or description if it finds other on-page content that better matches the search query - but a well-written title/description still increases the odds Google keeps yours as-is.

Is this character limit exact?+

No. Google truncates based on rendered pixel width, not a fixed character count - this tool uses the widely-used approximate thresholds (around 60 and 160) as a practical guide, not an exact number.

Do I need to optimize length for every page?+

Worth doing for your important pages (homepage, key articles, product pages) - this is what people see first on Google before deciding to click through to your site.

Want this automated for every article?

AI Brand Visibility's pipeline checks and optimizes this automatically for every article it generates - no need to do it by hand each time.

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