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Google SERP Simulator

Free SERP preview for desktop and mobile results

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Preview how your title, URL and description look on desktop and mobile Google results before you publish. Free, no sign-up. The preview is a close approximation, not a copy of Google.

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Desktop and mobile result previews for title, URL and description, free, no sign-up.

Use Cases

Checking title and meta description length before publishing, comparing desktop and mobile truncation, reviewing snippets with clients.

Comments

Handy for checking titles before publishing. Does it measure truncation in pixels or characters? Google cuts desktop titles at roughly 580-600 px, so a title full of wide letters (W, M, capitals) gets cut well before 60 characters while a narrow one fits more. A pixel counter next to the character count would make the preview much more trustworthy, especially for long titles like "Game X PC Requirements and Benchmarks: FPS by Graphics Card".

Useful for checking truncation before publishing. A feature idea: a toggle that previews the result under an AI Overview block. When I checked 17 searches for my own pages this week, signed out, "X calculator" queries still had 1 to 7 sites above the overview, while "what is my X" questions put the overview at the very top. Seeing where your snippet would land in each case would help people choose title wording.

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Handy for checking titles before publishing. Does it measure truncation in pixels or characters? Google cuts desktop titles at roughly 580-600 px, so a title full of wide letters (W, M, capitals) gets cut well before 60 characters while a narrow one fits more. A pixel counter next to the character count would make the preview much more trustworthy, especially for long titles like "Game X PC Requirements and Benchmarks: FPS by Graphics Card".

Useful for checking truncation before publishing. A feature idea: a toggle that previews the result under an AI Overview block. When I checked 17 searches for my own pages this week, signed out, "X calculator" queries still had 1 to 7 sites above the overview, while "what is my X" questions put the overview at the very top. Seeing where your snippet would land in each case would help people choose title wording.

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