Google Search Result Snippet Preview

See how a title, address and description may look as a search result, on desktop and mobile, in English or Arabic.

How to use

What it checks and how it works

The preview is an illustration. It is not a screenshot and not Google's output. On desktop it cuts the title at 561 px and the description at 985 px, the estimates Screaming Frog publishes, measured in Arial at 20 px and 14 px. Those two font sizes are Zaher's assumption, because Google does not document them. On mobile Google publishes no limit, so the card is 360 px wide and clamps the title to 2 lines and the description to 3. Those line counts are also Zaher's assumption. Right-to-left text is laid out by the browser's own bidirectional rules and the direction you choose, so an Arabic title aligns to the right as on an Arabic results page. The address is shown as a host and path segments separated by a chevron. Limits: Google picks its own title and snippet and may rewrite both. Result features such as images, ratings, sitelinks and AI answers are not drawn. Without a browser canvas the text is shown in full, uncut.

Is this what Google will show for my page?

No. It is an illustration built on estimated limits, and Google may choose a different title or snippet for the page.

Can I preview an Arabic result?

Yes. Choose right to left, or leave the direction on automatic and the tool follows the language of the text.

Why does the mobile preview not cut by pixels?

Google publishes no mobile limit, so the tool wraps the text in a phone-width card and clamps it to line counts that are Zaher's assumption.

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Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded. The interactive tool needs JavaScript.