✍️ Text & Writing

SERP Snippet Preview

Enter a meta title and description to see a Google-style search snippet preview with character and pixel-width counts. Everything stays in your browser.

Examples (click to try)
https://benri.dev/
Enter a page title
Enter a description to see a Google-style snippet here.

How to Use the SERP Snippet Preview

Type a URL, title and description — the preview and counts update live. Title target ~600px, description ~920px; over-limit values turn red.

Use this before publishing a blog post, documentation page, product page or tool page to check whether the search result still communicates the page clearly after truncation. The preview is an approximation, but it catches titles that are too vague, too long or missing the page's main keyword.

Example

Enter the title "Discount Calculator — Get the Sale Price - Benri" and the description "Enter a price and a discount rate to see the sale price and how much you save. Free, no sign-up.". The preview shows a blue title link with the gray description below it, the way a real result looks, and both counters stay under the limit so nothing turns red. Load the "Long title" example to see how an over-length title gets cut off with an ellipsis.

What to Check

  • The title names the page or tool directly instead of using a vague slogan.
  • The description summarizes the task, output and privacy promise in plain English.
  • The important words appear before likely truncation points on mobile and desktop.

FAQ

What are recommended title and description lengths?
Rough guides: title ~60 characters (~600px width), description ~160 characters (~920px). Google may rewrite either, and display varies by device.
Will this match Google exactly?
No. This is an approximation of a typical desktop result. Google may truncate or rewrite your text.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. The preview is generated entirely in your browser.