See exactly how your title and meta description will look in Google search results — before you publish
Character counters are a rough proxy — an "M" and an "i" take up wildly different amounts of space in the proportional font Google actually renders, so two titles with the same character count can truncate completely differently in real search results. This tool measures your title and meta description the way a browser actually renders them, at the font sizes Google's search results use, and shows you the live pixel width against real-world desktop and mobile cutoffs — with the exact same ellipsis truncation you'd see on the results page. Unlike an audit tool that scans a live page and flags what's already wrong, this is a preview: type or paste a title and description you're considering, or pull the current tags from a URL, and see instantly whether it fits before you ever publish it.