Link preview checker
See how a link will look when shared on WhatsApp, Facebook, X and LinkedIn.
Google search preview
See how your page will look in Google search results on mobile and desktop. Type a title and description, or load a live page, and we’ll show you exactly where Google will cut the text off.
How to write titles and descriptions that get clicks
- Put the main keyword first in the title, and your brand at the end: “CTV Advertising in India | ManziNetworks”.
- Keep titles to about 50–60 characters. Google cuts titles by width in pixels, not letters, so wide letters like W and M fill up faster. The meter shows the real width.
- Write the description like a mini ad: what the page offers, why it’s useful, and a reason to click, in about 150 characters.
- Make every page different. Pages with the same title compete with each other.
Google sometimes rewrites titles and descriptions to match the search, so treat this as how your page will usually appear.
Questions
Why does Google show a different description from mine?
Google picks text from the page when it thinks that matches the search better. A clear, accurate meta description is still used most of the time.
How long should a title be?
About 580 pixels wide on desktop, which is usually 50–60 characters. The meter above uses the same font size as Google.
Where do I put the code?
Inside the <head> section of the page. On WordPress, SEO plugins like Yoast have boxes for the title and description.
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