Type a title, meta description and opening paragraph to see an approximate Google search result preview and an AI answer card preview side by side, with length warnings.
There is no exact character limit. Google truncates titles based on pixel width, roughly 580 pixels on desktop, which works out to about 50 to 60 characters depending on which letters are used (a title full of narrow letters like i and l fits more characters than one full of wide letters like W and M). Treat 60 characters as a guide, not a hard rule.
Also approximate: Google generally shows up to around 150 to 160 characters before truncating, though this varies by device and by what Google decides is most relevant to the query, which sometimes means it rewrites or extends the shown snippet entirely.
No. The AI answer card preview is a simplified approximation to help you think about title and snippet length and clarity. Real AI answer engines format citations differently from each other and change their formats over time, so nothing running in a browser can replicate them exactly.
No. This tool only checks length and shows a visual approximation. Rankings depend on many factors far beyond title and description length or format.