Keyword Combiner
Cross three lists of words into every combination.
See how your title and description will look in Google results.
Desktop titles are cut at about 580 px. 0 / 580 px
Desktop descriptions are cut at about 920 px. 0 / 920 px
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The SERP Snippet Preview renders your title, URL and meta description the way Google draws them, on desktop and mobile side by side. Anything past the cut-off is replaced with an ellipsis exactly as it would be on the results page, so you stop guessing which version survives.
Type a title, URL and meta description and see the search result rendered the way Google draws it, on desktop and on mobile side by side. Anything past the cut-off is replaced with an ellipsis in the preview, exactly as it would be on the results page.
The measurement is done in pixels rather than characters, because that is what actually decides truncation. Desktop titles are cut at around 580 pixels and descriptions at around 920; mobile is narrower still. Two titles of identical character length can behave completely differently, because a capital W is roughly three times the width of a lowercase i. Write your snippet here first and you stop guessing which one will survive.
Truncation is decided by width, and a capital W is roughly three times the width of a lowercase i — two titles of identical length can behave completely differently.
Mobile is narrower, so a snippet that fits on desktop can still be cut on a phone. Both are shown at once.
Overflow is replaced with an ellipsis in the preview, exactly as Google renders it.
Trim a word and watch the cut-off move, which is far faster than publishing and checking later.
The address is displayed the way search results show it, so you can see how the path reads.
Paste the full URL. It is shown as the breadcrumb trail Google displays above the title.
Type your title tag and meta description. Both previews update on every keystroke.
Compare the desktop and mobile cards. Mobile cuts sooner, so front-load the words that matter.
Watch the pixel meters and shorten the text until the preview stops ending in an ellipsis.
Because Google truncates on rendered width, not character count. A capital W is roughly three times the width of a lowercase i, so a 55-character title can overflow while a 65-character one fits comfortably.
No. Google rewrites descriptions for a large share of queries, usually pulling a passage from the page that matches the search more closely. A good description still matters, because it is what gets shown when the query matches your framing.
Roughly 580 pixels for a desktop title and 920 for a desktop description, with mobile narrower. These are observed limits rather than published ones, so this tool flags a warning zone before the hard cut.
No. Nothing is requested or uploaded. The preview is drawn entirely from the text you type, in your own browser.
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