Name the actual service.
“Services | Example” becomes “Drain cleaning | Example”. Use this only if the page really offers that work.
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Preview a draft title before you use it.
Edit a title and description and inspect an approximate search snippet layout.
BROWSER-LOCAL UTILITY
After this page loads, calculations work offline. Inputs are not uploaded or saved. Copy and download happen only when you choose them.
Your output.
Example loaded. Edit an input to update the result.
What this can and cannot tell you.
Character and pixel estimates are rough guidance. Fonts, devices and results vary; Google may rewrite titles and snippets. This does not fetch your page.
How it works.
A deterministic character-width heuristic estimates the title width. Desktop style uses a 580px title guideline; mobile style uses 340px. These are preview design choices, not search-engine limits.
Write for the actual page and its visitor. A width estimate cannot predict the title a search engine will display. Read the existing-page refresh guide for the next check.
Try the example.
The example loads automatically. Edit an input to update the result, or choose Load example to start again. Invalid inputs show an explanation and cannot be exported as a successful result. Copy includes the readable result; download provides the output file.
A title is an editorial decision.
Keep useful brand context.
Compare a specific service and the business name. A shorter title is not automatically a more useful title.
Remove an unsupported promise.
Replace “Guaranteed same-day repair” with accurate service wording unless the business can substantiate that availability.
Review the page itself with the existing-page worksheet. To compare two description drafts instead, use the description comparison preview.
Turn the output into a useful decision.
A local tool does not replace context, review or implementation.