SERP Editor & Analyzer

Edit any Google result live on the page for mockups, and analyse the real SERP you see: features, pixel map, intent, exports.

SERP Editor shows you the search results page as it really is: right now, from where your searcher is. Third-party SEO tools show you a cached SERP from a data centre. SERP Editor works inside Google itself, on the page you are looking at, so what you analyse is what searchers see today: AI Overviews, local packs, People also ask, shopping units, ads and the organic results in between. Search. Run a Google search as if you were somewhere else: any city or address, country, language and results page. Personalisation off by default. Optional mobile emulation. Snapshot. One click captures the architecture of the SERP: • SERP map: how the pixels are divided between organic results, ads, AI Overview, local pack, People also ask and other Google blocks, per screen and for the whole page • Every SERP feature in order, with its contents (PAA questions, AI Overview sources, local pack listings) • Every organic result with title and description widths in pixels, visible extras (ratings, prices, dates, thumbnails, sitelinks, truncation), site type and page level • Rule-based intent estimate and SERP composition statistics • Capture context (location, signed in or out, personalisation), so every snapshot is reproducible Export. CSV, JSON, a table you can paste straight into Sheets or Excel, or a structured analysis prompt for the LLM of your choice. Edit. Rewrite any title, description or URL directly in the Google page to show a client how a result could look. Before/after toggle, spotlight a result, hide Google’s clutter, screenshot mode. Client profiles. Save your own and competitor domains once; they are highlighted in every snapshot and export. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers; the only outside call is an optional address lookup when you search from another location. SERP Editor captures what you look at yourself. It does not scrape Google.