SERP Pixel Width Checker
Measure title and meta description width in pixels, then preview how your search snippet may appear before it gets truncated.
Write snippets Google will show in full
Google truncates titles and descriptions by pixel width, not character count — so a title full of wide letters can get cut off even when it looks short. This checker measures your title and meta description in pixels and previews how the snippet will appear in results, so you can see exactly where the cutoff falls before you publish.
Getting the length right protects your carefully chosen wording and your call to action from disappearing behind an ellipsis. Keep the title around 580 pixels and the description around 920, front-load the important words, and confirm nothing important sits past the line.
Private and instant
Everything you type is measured in your browser, so your metadata never leaves the page. Tune the copy until both the title and description fit cleanly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why check SERP pixel width?
Google truncates titles and descriptions by rendered width, not a perfect character count. Pixel estimates catch wide text that may be cut off even when the character count looks safe.
What title width should I aim for?
A practical target is under about 580 pixels for desktop title tags. Keep the main keyword and strongest message near the front.
What description width should I aim for?
Descriptions often fit around 920 pixels on desktop, but Google can rewrite snippets. Use this as a preview tool, not a guarantee.
Is this checker private?
Yes. It runs in your browser and does not upload your title, URL, or description.
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