Check your SEO title and meta description before you publish. See how your page will look in Google search, whether it will be cut off, and whether your focus keyword is in the right places.
FreeNo sign-upPrivate – runs in your browser
example.com › your-page
Your page title will appear here
Your meta description will appear here.
How to use the checker
- Type the focus keyword people search for, e.g. “gst calculator for sellers”.
- Paste your SEO title and meta description from Rank Math, Yoast, Shopify or any CMS.
- Add the page URL to check the slug.
- Fix anything marked with ✕ or ! and watch the Google preview update.
Best practices for titles and descriptions
- Title: about 50–60 characters. Google cuts titles by pixel width (around 580px), so wide letters and CAPITALS use up space faster.
- Description: about 120–160 characters. Summarise the page and give a reason to click.
- Put the main keyword near the start of the title, and use it naturally once in the description.
- Write a unique title and description for every page – never copy the same text across pages.
- Keep URLs short and readable, e.g.
/gst-calculator/.
Frequently asked questions
Will Google always show my meta description?
Not always. Google sometimes writes its own snippet from your page content if it better matches the search. A clear, relevant description still gives you the best chance.
Does a perfect score guarantee ranking?
No. Titles and descriptions help Google and searchers understand your page, but rankings mostly depend on helpful content, good user experience and links.