SERP Snippet Preview — Google Search Result Simulator

See exactly how your page title and meta description will appear in Google search results — before you publish. This free SERP snippet preview simulates desktop and mobile results and measures your text in real pixels, the same way Google truncates titles, so Thai and mixed Thai-English text is handled correctly. Built for SEO specialists, content writers and shop owners who want higher click-through rates. Everything runs in your browser.

Title tag

Meta description

URL (optional)

Used only for the breadcrumb line in the preview

Your Google preview will appear here

Type a title or meta description to see the live snippet

How to use

Type your page title, meta description and (optionally) the page URL for the breadcrumb.
Watch the live Google-style snippet update as you type — switch between the Desktop and Mobile tabs.
Keep the pixel bars green: amber means you are close to the limit, red means Google will cut your text off.
Adjust the wording until nothing is truncated, then use "Copy title" and "Copy description" to move the final text to your page.

Features

Pixel-accurate width measurement — the way Google actually truncates (title ~580 px desktop / ~920 px mobile, description ~990 px / ~1,300 px)
Thai-aware: vowels and tone marks never inflate counts, and truncation falls on real Thai word boundaries
Live previews styled like real Google desktop and mobile results, with a breadcrumb built from your URL
Character counters and green / amber / red status bars for both title and description
Emoji warning — Google may strip emoji from result titles
100% in-browser: nothing you type is uploaded anywhere

Frequently asked questions

Why measure in pixels instead of characters?

Google truncates titles and descriptions by rendered width, not by character count. Thai letters with stacked vowels and tone marks are narrower than Latin capitals, so two 60-character titles can take very different amounts of space. This tool measures your text with font sizes that approximate Google's rendering, which is far more reliable than counting characters.

What pixel limits does the preview use?

Title: about 580 px on desktop and 920 px on mobile (two lines). Description: about 990 px on desktop (~2 lines) and 1,300 px on mobile (~3 lines). These are approximations of current Google rendering — Google adjusts its layout from time to time, so treat the limits as a strong guideline rather than a guarantee.

Does it work correctly with Thai text?

Yes. The width is measured with a Thai-capable font stack, and the truncation point is found with the browser's built-in Thai word segmentation, so the cut lands between Thai words instead of mid-syllable. Mixed Thai-English text is measured correctly too.

Will Google always show the meta description I write?

No. Google rewrites a large share of descriptions using text from the page that better matches the search query. The preview shows what happens when Google does use your description — writing a strong one within the limit still improves your chances of it being shown.

Can I use emoji in my title tag?

You can, and the preview will render them, but Google frequently strips emoji and special symbols from result titles. The tool flags any emoji it finds so you can decide whether the risk is worth it.

SERP Snippet Preview — Google Search Result Simulator

How to use

Features

Frequently asked questions

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