Google SERP Simulator
Optimize your title and meta description to boost click-through rates. See how your page will look on Google before you publish.
Editor
Live Preview
Your Title Tag Will Appear Here
Your meta description will appear here. Write a compelling description to attract users from the search results page.
This is a simulation of a standard Google search result. Appearance may vary based on device, user settings, and Google's dynamic updates.
How to Use the SERP Simulator
1Enter Your URL
Type or paste your page's URL into the first field. This helps you visualize the complete snippet with the correct breadcrumbs.
2Craft Your Title
Write your title tag. Watch the pixel and character counters. Aim to stay within the green/yellow zone to avoid having your title cut off (`...`) by Google.
3Write Your Description
Compose a compelling meta description. Like the title, keep an eye on the counters to ensure your message is fully visible to searchers.
4Analyze and Optimize
Review the live preview. Does it grab attention? Does it include your target keyword? Does it entice you to click? Refine until it's perfect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Google's display limits are based on pixel width, not character count. Different characters have different widths (e.g., 'i' is narrower than 'w'). This tool measures both, but the pixel counter is the most accurate way to prevent your titles and descriptions from being truncated.
Google may rewrite your title and description if it believes it has a better alternative based on the user's specific query, the content of your page, or anchor text from links pointing to your page. However, providing a well-crafted, optimized snippet using this tool gives you the best chance of Google using your preferred version.
No, this is a simulation based on Google's standard desktop search results. Google's SERP is dynamic and can change. They may add rich snippets (like review stars or FAQs), change the layout, or show different results based on the device (mobile vs. desktop). This tool provides an excellent baseline for a standard blue-link result.