SearchOrbit AI
Write a title and description and see roughly how they will render in a search result — on desktop and on a phone, with the width each one has before it is cut short. Everything happens in your browser.
What search results show as the headline.
The summary underneath. Google often rewrites it.
Used for the displayed breadcrumb line.
Overrides the path, e.g. Guides › SEO.
Bolds the matching words, the way a result does.
Type a title and description above and the preview appears here.
An approximation. Google renders results in its own font and layout, and frequently rewrites titles, descriptions and the displayed address.
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Search results are cut on rendered width, not on a count of characters — which is why a title of sixty narrow letters fits where forty wide ones do not. This tool estimates that width and shows where the cut would fall, alongside the character count people usually track.
The widths it works to are roughly 580 pixels for a desktop title and 460 on a phone, with 920 and 830 pixels for the description.
A title that fits is one signal of many. Run a free SEO audit to see what a crawler actually reads on the live page — including whether the title and description you are previewing are the ones being served.