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Mobile SERP Preview — Google Snippet on a Phone

See how your title tag and meta description will look in Google search results — live desktop and mobile snippet preview with character and pixel counters.

Title length
0 / 60 characters
0 / 600 px (approx.)
Description length
0 / 160 characters
0 / 960 px (approx.)
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Pixel widths are measured with Arial font metrics in your browser and are an approximation — Google's exact fonts and limits change over time. Nothing is fetched from your URL: all input is manual and stays in your browser.

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Result

This page opens the SERP preview in mobile mode — the snippet card narrows to a phone-width column and the pixel limits drop accordingly, so you see how your title and description survive on the screen where most searches actually happen.

Mobile results are less forgiving than desktop: the title column is roughly 410 px wide, so a title that fits comfortably on desktop can lose its last words on a phone. Because more than half of Google searches come from mobile devices, checking this view first is the safer default.

The counters work exactly as in desktop mode — characters against the 60/160 guidelines and approximate pixel width against the mobile limits, with the … ellipsis drawn where the cut happens. Flip the toggle back to desktop to compare both renderings of the same snippet.

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Executed in Browser

Your files and inputs never leave this device. Processing runs completely offline. 100% Secure.

Accepted Formats & Rules

  • Desktop and mobile preview modes with device-specific pixel limits (~600 px title / ~960 px description on desktop).
  • Dual counters for both fields: characters against the 60/160 guidelines and pixels against the device limit, turning red when exceeded.
  • Google-style snippet mock with favicon placeholder, breadcrumb URL path and … truncation exactly where the text overflows.

Key Benefits

✓ Live preview: the mock snippet redraws on every keystroke, so you see truncation with the … ellipsis before Google ever shows it.
✓ Pixel-accurate-ish counters: width is measured with real canvas font metrics (Arial), a much better signal than counting characters alone — and honestly labeled as an approximation.
✓ Fully private: nothing is fetched and nothing is uploaded — you type the title, description and URL yourself, and they never leave your browser.

Use Cases

  • • Check whether a new title tag survives Google's ~600 px desktop cut-off before deploying it.
  • • Trim a meta description to the 160-character and pixel-width budget without losing the call to action.
  • • Preview the snippet on a phone-width screen, where the limits are tighter than on desktop.