See your Google snippet. Then see if ChatGPT would cite it.
Most SERP simulators stop at how you look in Google. This one also scores whether an AI answer would actually quote your page, because getting found now means both. Pixel-accurate, instant, free, no sign-up.
“A standard aircon chemical wash costs about 120 dollars per unit in Singapore and takes 45 minutes.”
— CoolBreeze Aircon- States a concrete fact (a number with a unit) an AI can quote
- Answers the question directly in the first sentence
- Title is question-shaped, matching how people ask an assistant
- Includes the target query
A heuristic preview, not a guarantee. AI answers are partly personalised, so no tool can promise a citation. It scores the traits that actually get pages quoted.
How this SERP simulator works
Google trims your title at about 600 pixels and your meta description at about 960 pixels on desktop (680 on mobile). Character counts are only a rough guide, a line of wide letters like W and M runs out of room far sooner than thin ones like i and l. This tool renders your text in Google's result font and measures the real pixel width, so the preview cuts exactly where Google would. Type in your title and description and watch the meters and the snippet update live.
The part other simulators miss: AI citation
A perfect Google snippet still tells you nothing about whether ChatGPT or Google's AI Overview will pull your page into an answer. AI answers quote the page that states a concrete, checkable fact and answers the question directly, and they ignore the page full of adjectives. The “Would ChatGPT cite this?” score rewards the traits that actually get pages quoted: a specific number or fact, a direct answer up front, a question-shaped title, and it penalises vague marketing language. It is a heuristic preview, not a guarantee, no tool can promise an AI citation, but it points you at the fixes that make one likely.
Why both matter now
People find businesses through two doors: Google's results and AI answers. A snippet that fits Google but reads like a brochure wins neither. A snippet that fits Google and states a real fact wins both. That is the whole point of building for AI search, and it is the work rankr does. When you have tightened your snippet here, run your full site through the free technical SEO checker.