Google SERP Snippet Preview
Paste a title, a meta description, and optionally a URL, and see a preview styled to resemble a Google desktop result — with live character counts, an estimated rendered pixel width for each field, and a clear OK / “may be truncated” flag as you type.
How to use it
- Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store and pin it to your toolbar.
- Click the toolbar icon and paste in your draft title and meta description.
- Optionally add a URL for the display line / breadcrumb.
- Watch the live character count, the estimated pixel width, and the OK / “may be truncated” flag update as you type.
- Tighten the copy until both fields read OK, then publish with the wording you actually checked.
What you get
Free
- Desktop SERP preview — title (blue link), display URL / breadcrumb (green), and meta description (gray), styled to resemble a Google desktop result.
- Live truncation warnings and an estimated pixel width for both the title and the meta description.
- Always-visible character counts for each field.
Premium — $15, paid once
- Mobile preview — a second modeled preview using separate mobile-oriented pixel thresholds and layout.
- Saved drafts — store named title/description/URL drafts locally, then reload, list, or delete them any time.
- Bulk CSV pass/fail — check multiple (title, description) rows against the truncation thresholds and export the result as CSV, with a formula-injection guard so a stray leading =, +, -, or @ can never execute as a spreadsheet formula.
No subscription and no account: pay once, keep the features.
What it can and can’t see
It requests exactly one Chrome permission: storage, used to remember your preferences on your own device. It declares no host permissions and injects no content scripts, so it cannot read the pages you visit, your open tabs, or your browsing history. The title, description, and URL you paste are processed locally, inside the popup.
Our own code collects nothing — no analytics, no telemetry, no tracking of any kind, in this extension or any other we ship.
One honest exception, disclosed: the extension bundles ExtensionPay to handle the premium upgrade, and that component does make network calls — it checks whether you have purchased, and opens its hosted checkout if you choose to upgrade. ExtensionPay writes an install timestamp for every user from the moment of install, and after a purchase holds a licence key and the checkout email you gave it. Card details go directly to ExtensionPay and Stripe and are never seen by us. The full disclosure is in our privacy policy. That is the only network traffic involved — your title, description, and URL are never part of it.
Try it
It is free to install, and the core features above stay free.