How To Control Your Apparence on Google Search Engine Result Page

"max-snippet:[number]" robots meta tag allows you to specify a maximum snippet length, in characters, of a snippet for your page to be displayed on Google results. If the structured data (e.g. product name, description, price, availability) is greater than the maximum snippet length, the page will be removed from any free listing experience.
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Example: <meta name="robots" content="max-snippet:50">

"max-image-preview:[setting]" robots meta tag allows you to specify a maximum size of image preview to be shown for images on this page, using either "none", "standard", or "large".
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Example:<meta name="robots" content="max-image-preview:none">

“data-nosnippet” HTML attribute allows you to specify a section on your webpage that should not be included in a snippet preview on Google. When applied to relevant attributes for offers (price, availability, ratings, image) removes the textual, image and rich snippet for this page on Google and removes the listing from any free listing experiences.
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Example:<div data-nosnippet class="bed-works text-center"><img src="https://www.bedworks.com.au/img/cms/joinery-bedworks.png" alt=""><p>If you’re looking to .....</p></div>

The above preferences do not apply to information supplied via schema.org markup on the page itself. The schema.org markup needs to be removed first, before these opt-out mechanisms can become active.
The opt-out preferences do not apply to product data submitted through Google Merchant Center, which offers specific mechanisms to opt-out products from appearing on surfaces across Google.Use of mechanisms like nosnippet and data-nosnippet only affect the display of data and eligibility for certain experiences.
‍Display restrictions don’t affect the ranking of these pages in Search. The exclusion of some parts of product data from display may prevent the product from being shown in rich results and other product results on Google.

https://developers.google.com/search/reference/robots_meta_tag

The Rich Results Test supports all structured data that triggers a rich result on Google Search, and as Google creates new experiences for more structured data types we’ll add support for them in this test. While we prepare to deprecate the Structured Data Testing Tool, we’ll be investigating how a generic tool can be supported outside of Google.