Type your title and meta description below. The pixel ruler tracks exactly where Google truncates — not a rough character count, the real rendered width.
Pixel widths are measured against Google's typical Arial rendering (20px title / 14px description on desktop). Actual truncation can shift slightly by device, font hinting, and SERP feature layout — treat the ruler as a strong guide, not a guarantee.
Put the term people search for in the first 3–4 words. Anything past ~600px gets clipped with an ellipsis, so your brand name usually belongs at the end, not the start.
Google often rewrites descriptions it thinks are weak. A specific, human sentence that matches search intent gets kept far more often than a keyword-stuffed one.
None of this matters if Googlebot hits a blank div. If your title and meta tags are injected client-side in a React SPA, verify they're present in the prerendered HTML.