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Google Ads Simulator

Type your headlines and description and watch the ad render exactly as Google shows it. Real limits, desktop and mobile, and a share link that carries every field.

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See exactly how your Google Search ad will look before you spend anything on it. Type your business name, domain, three headlines and descriptions, and this simulator renders the ad the way Google shows it: the Sponsored label, your site name and breadcrumb URL, the blue headline line and the description, on desktop and mobile. Character counters enforce Google's real limits as you type: 30 characters per headline, 90 per description, 15 per display path. Every field is saved into the page URL as you type, so the Copy share link button gives you a link you can send to a client or a teammate. They open it and see your exact ad, already filled in.

What the preview shows

  • The Sponsored label and the site row: favicon, business name and breadcrumb URL built from your domain and display paths.
  • The headline line exactly as Google joins it, with pipes between headlines.
  • One or both descriptions, the way desktop and mobile actually wrap them.
  • Optional sitelinks, plus the next organic result for scale.

How the share link works

There is no account and no server storage. Everything you type is encoded into the page URL itself. Click Copy share link, send the URL to a client, and the page opens with your business name, domain, headlines and descriptions already in place, showing the finished ad. If they clear a field or change a word, the URL updates for them too.

Worked example

The page loads with a working example: Cold Email Infrastructure, with headlines "Cold Email Infrastructure", "Domains, Inboxes, Warmup" and "Done-For-You Setup", and a description about done-for-you cold email infrastructure. Use the example buttons under the preview to load a white-label agency version and a free audit version, then make them your own.

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FAQ

How accurate is the preview?

It mirrors the live Google Search layout: Sponsored label, favicon, site name, breadcrumb URL, the blue headline joined with pipes, and the gray description, on desktop and mobile frames. Google rotates headline combinations, so the same ad can show 2 headlines on one load and 3 on the next. The toggles under the preview simulate that.

What are the character limits for Google Ads?

30 characters per headline, 90 characters per description, 15 characters per display path segment, and 25 characters for the business name. The counters on this page enforce exactly those limits as you type.

How does sharing work?

Everything you type is encoded into the page URL. Click Copy share link and send it to anyone. The page opens with your exact business name, domain, headlines and descriptions already filled in. Nothing is stored on a server.

Why does my ad sometimes show only 2 headlines?

Google picks the combination per search. On narrow screens, or when the third headline does not fit, it renders two. Write headlines 1 and 2 so the ad still makes sense on their own.

Is this tool affiliated with Google?

No. It is an independent preview tool by Cold Mail Kit that reproduces the public Google Search ad format.

Should headline 1 contain my keyword?

Usually yes. Matching the words the searcher typed in headline 1 raises relevance and click-through rate. The quick checks under the editor flag it when headline 1 does not echo the search query.

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