WordPress Website Design & Development Services
Custom WordPress websites built with Elementor Pro, dynamic content, and clean, maintainable code. Fast, reliable, and easy for you to manage.
Pixel width is an approximation of Google's rendering — treat it as guidance, not a guarantee. The real cutoff varies by device and font rendering.
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<meta property="og:url" content="https://example.com/services" />Guidelines:aim for a title around 50–60 characters and a description around 70–160 characters. Search engines may still rewrite either one, and the exact cutoff is based on pixel width, not character count — treat both this and the pixel-width bars above as helpful targets, not hard rules.
How it works
- Search engines truncate titles and descriptions that run too long — the pixel-width bars approximate that cutoff more closely than a character count alone.
- Mobile search results generally show less text than desktop before truncating — check both device previews here.
- These are guidelines, not guarantees: Google sometimes rewrites titles and descriptions automatically regardless of length.
- Everything here runs locally in your browser — your title, description, and URL are only used to render the preview.
I can build clean, crawlable WordPress pages with proper titles, meta descriptions, and structured content baked in from the start — not bolted on afterward.