Google SERP Preview
Preview how your page might look in Google search results on desktop and mobile.
See it before you publish
The SERP (Search Engine Results Page) preview simulates how your title, URL and meta description will look in search results. Long titles and descriptions are shortened similarly to how search engines truncate them, so you can check that important information stays visible.
Desktop and mobile
Search results display at different widths on desktop and mobile. Check both views for the best result for every user.
Why use it?
- Notice truncated titles and descriptions
- Judge whether you stand out among competing results
- Prepare previews to present to clients or your team
Because you enter the values yourself, it works for pages that aren't published yet.
How to use Google SERP Preview
- Type the page title.
- Enter the URL and meta description.
- Review the desktop and mobile previews.
- Edit the texts if parts are cut off.
Why use this tool?
Lets you visually test how your SEO work will appear in search results.
FAQ
Is this exactly what Google shows?
No. It's a close approximation; search engines may rewrite titles and descriptions.
Are star ratings and rich results shown?
No, the basic result is simulated. Rich results require structured data (schema).
Is a favicon shown?
The preview focuses on text; use the Favicon Generator to add a fitting icon to your site.
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