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SERP Preview

See how a page appears in Google search results — title, description, OG and Twitter cards.

Revuin's SERP preview tool shows exactly how a page will appear in Google search results — title, meta description, and URL — plus how it renders as an Open Graph and Twitter card when shared on social media, so you can catch truncation or awkward wording before it goes live.

Why use Revuin's SERP Preview

  • ✓See your title and description exactly as they'll be truncated in real Google search results.
  • ✓Preview Open Graph and Twitter card rendering in the same check.
  • ✓Catch length and wording issues before publishing, not after.
  • ✓100% free, no login required.

How it works

  1. 1

    Enter a page URL

    Any live page you want to preview.

  2. 2

    Review the SERP preview

    See how the title and description render in Google search results.

  3. 3

    Check social previews

    See the same page's Open Graph and Twitter card rendering.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my title get cut off in Google search results?+

Google truncates titles around 50-60 characters (pixel-width based, not a strict character count) — this preview shows you exactly where that cutoff falls for your actual title.

What's the ideal meta description length?+

Roughly 150-160 characters is the common safe range before Google truncates it, though Google sometimes rewrites descriptions entirely regardless of length.

What is an Open Graph card?+

The preview image, title, and description shown when a page is shared on platforms like Facebook or LinkedIn, controlled by a page's Open Graph meta tags.

Is this free to use?+

Yes — completely free, no login required.

People also ask

Does Google always use the meta description I write?+

No — Google sometimes generates its own snippet from page content if it judges the written description doesn't match the search query well, though a well-written description is still worth having.

How do I write a good SEO title tag?+

Lead with the primary keyword, keep it within the visible length limit, and make it distinct enough to earn a click among other results for the same search.

Why does my page look different when shared on social media?+

Social platforms use Open Graph (or Twitter Card) meta tags specifically, separate from your SEO title/description — if those tags aren't set, the platform falls back to guessing from page content.