Type your title, URL and description — watch the Google search result update live, with pixel-width guidance so nothing gets cut off.
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Pixel widths are estimates (title ≈ 9 px per character at Google's display size). Google measures in pixels, not characters — wide letters use more room.
Your title and description are the advert for your page in the search results. A title that gets cut off hides your best words; a description that ends mid-sentence wastes the click. Checking the preview takes a minute and saves a rewrite — and if you want the character counts as well, run the same title and description through our meta length checker.
Google shows roughly 600 pixels of title width — about 55–60 characters, depending on the letters used. Descriptions get about two lines, roughly 150–160 characters on desktop and less on mobile. Google may also rewrite your title or description from page content when it thinks its version matches the search query better, so treat the tags as a strong suggestion, not a guarantee. A clear, accurate, specific listing is still used most of the time.