Google SERP Simulator

Google doesn't truncate a title or a description at a fixed character count the way a simple counter assumes, it actually measures pixel width, since a lowercase i takes up noticeably less horizontal space than an uppercase W, which means a character-count estimate can say a title fits fine while Google's actual rendering cuts it off mid-word. This tool simulates a webpage's title, description, and URL exactly as Google would render them, based on the same pixel-width truncation Google actually applies rather than a simpler character count. Useful for seeing exactly where a title actually gets cut off in a real Google result rather than trusting a character-count estimate, checking whether a wide-character title truncates earlier than expected, or previewing a page's actual search appearance before publishing rather than assuming a character limit alone predicts it correctly.