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Meta description checker: will your snippet get clicked?
Preview how your title and meta description will look in Google search results, on desktop and mobile — no account needed.
Google truncates titles and descriptions by pixel width, not character count, so a snippet that looks fine in your CMS can still get cut off in results. This free tool renders a live desktop and mobile preview of your title tag and meta description, flags truncation before it happens, and suggests a tighter rewrite when you're over budget.
What we check
- Title pixel width — does it fit without truncation on desktop and mobile?
- Description pixel width — same check for your meta description
- Duplicate or truncated brand suffix — is your brand name cut off or repeated?
- Keyword presence — does your target keyword appear in the title or description?
- Title fits the desktop pixel budget (≤600px)
- Description fits the desktop pixel budget (≤920px)
- No truncated or duplicated brand suffix
- Title includes a number or a power word
- Description is distinct from the title
Suggested rewrites
Description: Learn the on-page copywriting habits that make search engines and readers trust your content — with examples you
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How it works
Paste your draft
No account, no upload. Your text is analysed in the moment and never stored.
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A cut-off snippet costs clicks before the page is ever read
Search results are a preview, and a title or description that gets truncated or that repeats itself looks unpolished next to competitors' listings. This tool only checks what renders in the snippet — pixel width, truncation, and keyword presence in the text you provide. It does not predict click-through rate or ranking; those depend on far more than the snippet alone.
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