SERP Simulator

Pixel-based Google preview — desktop, mobile & social. Keyword highlighting, snippet scoring, and live tips.

⚠️ How accurate is this, really? (worth a read before you trust the numbers)

Pixel widths are estimates. They're measured using your own browser's Arial rendering, so results can shift slightly by OS, browser, and device. This gets close to Google's real cutoff — it isn't guaranteed to be pixel-identical on every machine.
The 600px title / 920px description limits are widely-used reference points, not numbers Google has ever officially published. Google can change truncation behavior at any time without notice.
Mobile preview is a visual approximation — a smaller card and font, not a full simulation of how your specific phone would wrap and truncate the snippet.
Facebook and 𝕏/Twitter cards are simplified mockups. Those platforms crawl your page's actual og: / twitter: meta tags and cache the result — what's live may differ until you set those tags and the platform re-scrapes your URL.
"Snippet Quality Score" is a best-practices heuristic (length, pixel-fit, keyword presence). It is not Google's ranking algorithm and has no bearing on actual rankings.
Competitor Compare only checks title length and pixel-fit — not relevance, intent, or content quality. Treat it as a quick gut-check, not an audit.
There's no PNG export. "Print / Save as PDF" opens your browser's real print dialog. We won't fake a one-click image export — reliably rendering a custom favicon hosted on another domain onto a canvas can be blocked by browser security rules, and a broken export would be worse than an honest print button.
Nothing here is saved. Everything lives in this page only — refreshing clears all fields.

Quick Templates

Configure Your SERP

SEO Title

0px / 600px 0 / 60

Meta Description

0px / 920px 0 / 160

Page URL

Favicon URL (optional)

Target Keywords (Enter to add)

Options

Show Date Sitelinks

Competitor Title Compare

Quick heuristic — title length & pixel-fit only. Not a full audit.

Your Title

Competitor Title

yoursite.com

Your Page Title Here | Brand Name

Describe what the user gets — lead with the value, include your target keyword early.

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Snippet Quality Score

Title Length

0/25

Desc Length

0/25

Pixel Width

0/25

Keyword Use

0/25

💡Fill in your title and description to get actionable tips.

Why Pixel Width Beats Character Count

Google renders titles in pixels, not characters — "W" is roughly 3× wider than "l". This tool measures rendered width in your own browser, so you get a much closer estimate than a flat character cap.

The Title Sweet Spot

Aim for 50–60 characters and under ~600px. Titles in that range tend to display fully on desktop. Never pad just to hit a number — clarity beats length every time.

Keywords Get Bolded in Results

When a searcher's query matches words in your description, Google often bolds them — drawing the eye and helping CTR. Use the keyword highlighter above to see roughly how that looks before you publish.

Social Previews Are Often Ignored

Your og:title and og:description control how links look on Facebook and LinkedIn; twitter:title/description (or a fallback to og: tags) control X. A weak social preview costs clicks even on pages that rank well — set real meta tags, not just a page title.