Preview your title and description before you publish
Write, measure, and copy page metadata in one browser-based workspace. See a realistic desktop and mobile approximation without claiming to predict what Google will show.
Workspace
Your files and inputs stay in this browser.
Preview modes
Desktop + mobile
Best for
Publishers, marketers, bloggers, and site owners who want clearer search snippets.
Output
A practical preview plus safe HTML and Next.js metadata text you can copy into your workflow.
Quick start
Get a useful result in minutes.
Enter a proposed page title, description, and page URL.
Switch between desktop and mobile to inspect the approximate snippet treatment.
Use the transparent checks to spot truncation risk, stray whitespace, and keyword gaps.
Copy the title, description, HTML tags, or Next.js metadata block into your publishing workflow.
Good to know
Built for practical work.
A transparent metadata preview tool that uses practical guidance rather than a misleading SEO score or ranking promise.
More about seo preview tool +
Make metadata easier to review
Page titles and meta descriptions help searchers decide whether a page is relevant. This tool gives you a focused space to draft both fields, see a search-style presentation, and check for common issues such as overly long text, invalid URLs, or accidental whitespace.
A preview is not a Google promise
Search results change by query, device, available space, and Google’s understanding of the page. Google may use your title and description, shorten them, or write a different version. Use this preview to improve clarity and scanability, then make sure the page itself delivers on the promise.
Use clear, specific language
Put the useful outcome near the start of the title. Write a description that explains what the visitor will get, instead of repeating keywords. A relevant focus keyword can be useful context, but it does not need to appear unnaturally often.
Questions
Before you start
Will Google show this exact title and description?+
No. Google can rewrite titles and generate different snippets based on the query, device, and page content. This tool provides a useful preview, not a guarantee.
Are character limits official Google rules?+
No. This tool uses character counts and browser pixel estimates as practical guidance. Search result layout varies over time.
Does this tool save my metadata?+
No. All processing happens in your browser, and PromptEarn does not send entered metadata to an external service.
Can I use the copied Next.js block in my app?+
Yes. It is a basic Metadata API-compatible object. Review the result in your route and add canonical or Open Graph fields when appropriate.
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