SERP Preview Tool

See exactly how your page will appear in Google search results. Preview your title, URL, and description in a realistic search result mockup for desktop and mobile.

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SERP Preview Tool

Enter your page title, URL, and description to see how they'll appear in Google search results.

Page Information

Your title may be truncated in search results (limit: ~60 characters).
Your description may be cut off in search results (limit: ~158 characters).

Preview

🌐 example.com › your-page

Your Page Title - Brand Name

Your page description that appears in search results will be shown here.

Optimizing for Search Results

Learn how to create compelling search snippets that drive clicks.

What is a SERP Snippet?

A SERP (Search Engine Results Page) snippet is how your page appears in Google search results. It consists of a clickable title (in blue), a green URL, and a description. Optimizing these elements can significantly improve your click-through rate.

Writing Click-Worthy Titles

  • Front-load keywords: Put the most important terms at the beginning
  • Be specific: "10 SEO Tips" is better than "SEO Guide"
  • Add numbers or years: "2024 Guide" or "5 Ways to..."
  • Use power words: "Ultimate," "Complete," "Essential," etc.
  • Match search intent: Align with what users are searching for

Crafting Effective Descriptions

  • Include a call-to-action: "Learn how," "Discover," "Find out"
  • Highlight unique value: What makes your content special?
  • Use natural language: Write for humans, not search engines
  • Include keywords: Google bolds matching search terms
  • Create urgency: When appropriate, add time-sensitive language

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about SERP previews and optimization.

Will my page always look like this in search results?

Not always. Google may rewrite your title or description if it deems them irrelevant or low-quality. It may also show rich snippets (ratings, dates, etc.) or featured snippets depending on the query and content type.

Why does Google bold certain words?

Google bolds words in titles and descriptions that match the user's search query. This helps users quickly identify relevant results, making your snippet more attractive when it contains the searched keywords.

Can I control how my URL looks?

Partially. Google formats URLs using breadcrumbs from your site structure. Use clear, descriptive URLs with hyphens instead of underscores. Implement breadcrumb schema markup for better control over how the URL path displays.

How often does Google update search snippets?

Google updates snippets when it recrawls your page. This can happen within hours or take weeks depending on your site's crawl frequency. Submit an updated sitemap or request indexing in Google Search Console to speed up the process.