Write a meta description to see your draft in this illustrative snippet layout.
Illustrative layout only · text and line wraps vary by query, device and search results
Make a clearer first impression. Import real title and description tags, or write your own, then compare illustrative search appearances across screen sizes.
Import actual metadata from a public page, or skip this step and edit locally. Imports share the daily limit with our meta checker.
URL imports use the shared daily quota; manual editing is always free.
Characters are counted for convenience, not as a fixed Google length rule. Rendering depends on fonts, device and query.
Updates as you type. No ranking position or click-through estimate is implied.
Write a meta description to see your draft in this illustrative snippet layout.
Illustrative layout only · text and line wraps vary by query, device and search results
Write a meta description to see your draft in this illustrative snippet layout.
Illustrative layout only · text and line wraps vary by query, device and search results
Next: Apply your title and meta description in your CMS, inspect the published HTML, then compare with real indexed search appearances where available.
Verify published metadata →HOW TO USE IT
Make the subject and benefit clear at the beginning of the title. Describe the actual page in the meta description, then inspect which parts fit in each illustrative layout. Search engines may show a different title or select text from the page.
URL imports are quota-limited and use the same safe metadata inspection as our meta checker.
View the real source tags alongside your unsaved draft.
Use the output as a writing draft; update the actual page's HTML separately.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
No. The display is a visual approximation. Google may change text, title, breadcrumb, layout or truncation based on search query, device and other factors. It does not predict ranking.
No. Text widths and search layouts vary. Character guidance is editorial context, not a Google-imposed limit.
Use the editor without importing anything. No server request or quota is used for manual edits.
We accept public HTTP(S) URLs only and use the existing MediaHarvester metadata adapter, SSRF controls and shared per-IP daily allowance. Preview text is not posted to the provider.
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