Free Search Simulator

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Free SERP simulator with pixel-accurate Google previews: titles, descriptions, dark mode, AI Overviews, rich results, and rewrite-risk checks. No signup.

Preview your page in Google search results before you publish — exactly as searchers will see it.

Write, measure, preview in light or dark mode, compare against competitors, and export a cleaner search snippet.

A useful Google SERP simulator should mirror the real results page, warn you before Google rewrites your work, and help you publish stronger snippets - not just count characters.

Canvas-measured widths with Google's fonts - including bolded keywords and date prefixes - graded short, good, risky, or too long.

Favicon and site name above the title, mobile domain-only URLs, and a dark mode SERP preview no other simulator offers.

Google rewrites 61.6% of titles. We flag brackets, pipes, ALL CAPS, stuffing, and over-length before it happens.

Sponsored labels, star ratings, sitelinks, image and video thumbnails, dates, AI Overviews, and People also ask boxes.

Drop your snippet into a complete results page at any position and edit the competitors around it.

Generate stronger titles with AI, copy HTML meta tags, export a PNG, or share a saved preview link.

A SERP simulator (search engine results page simulator) shows how your page can appear in Google before you publish. You test the title tag, meta description, URL, and rich result details in a preview that mirrors the real 2026 Google layout - favicon and site name on top, pixel-based truncation, and keyword bolding in the description.

Unlike simple character counters, this search simulator measures your text in pixels with the same fonts Google uses, because Google cuts snippets by width, not letters. A 60-character title full of wide capitals can overflow while a 65-character title of narrow letters fits comfortably.

Your snippet is your ad inside the search results. At the same ranking position, a clear, benefit-led title earns measurably more clicks than a vague or truncated one - and click-through rate is one of the few levers you control without building a single link.

The stakes are higher in 2026: AI Overviews appear on roughly 60% of queries and push organic results further down, so the snippets that remain must work harder. Previewing before you publish is the cheapest CTR win in SEO.