See how your page looks in Google search
Paste a URL to preview the search result built from your title and meta description, and see the og:image hint Google may use.
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How Google search reads your tags
Title
Google truncates the title link as needed, typically to fit the device width, and documents no character limit. Its sources include the title element and og:title meta tags.
Description
There is no limit on how long a meta description can be, but the snippet is truncated as needed, typically to fit the device width. Google sometimes uses the meta description if it might describe the page more accurately than content taken from the page.
Image
Google recommends specifying og:image to indicate a preferred image, but its choice of image preview is completely automated and draws on several sources. Treat og:image as a hint, and avoid an image with an extreme aspect ratio.
Updates
Title link updates need a recrawl, which may take a few days to a few weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Google says title links can come from several sources, including the title element and og:title meta tags. For snippets, it sometimes uses the meta description if it might give users a more accurate description than content from the page.
Google says title link updates need a recrawl, which may take a few days to a few weeks.