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SERP snippet preview

Paste a URL and see how its page would show in Google, with where the title and description would be cut and how to fit them.

Any public page: we read its title, description and address as Google would.

How long should my meta description be?

Google trims titles at about 600 pixels (roughly 50–60 characters) and descriptions at about 920 pixels (roughly 145–160 characters) on desktop.

What it checks

  • The title as Google would show it, measured in pixels, and where it's cut

  • The meta description, measured the same way

  • The address line: site name and breadcrumb, and a URL people can read

  • Whether the page can be indexed at all (noindex in the page or its headers)

Use it from your AI assistant

Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other MCP client can run this check for you. Add the server below, then ask it to check a site: the tool is preview_serp_snippet. No sign-up and no key.

https://api.makerradar.io/mcp

Or call the REST API, which answers the same report as JSON:

curl -X POST https://api.makerradar.io/v1/tools/serp-preview \
  -H "content-type: application/json" -d '{"url":"https://example.com"}'

MCP server guide · API reference

Get a page that passes, free

Every product on MakerRadar gets a permanent page with a clean title and description, structured data, an FAQ, a Markdown version for AI assistants and a place in our llms.txt — and a backlink you can earn.

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Frequently asked questions

How long should a title tag be?

Google cuts titles by width (about 600 pixels on desktop), which is roughly 50–60 characters. Put the main keyword first so it survives the cut.

How long should a meta description be?

Google usually shows up to about 155–160 characters on desktop and fewer on mobile. Write a complete thought in the first 120 characters.

Does Google use my meta description?

Often, but not always: Google rewrites the snippet when another passage on the page better matches the search. A clear, specific description is used more often.