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Write responsive search ad copy against the real character limits.
Up to 15. Google shows three at a time, in an order it chooses.
Up to 4. Two show at a time in most placements.
The Google Ads Preview counts every headline and description against its real limit — 30, 90 and 15 characters — and draws the ad as combinations, which is how a responsive search ad actually appears. You never see your ad; you see one assembly of it, and cycling the combinations makes that obvious while you are still writing.
Write your headlines and descriptions and the tool counts each against its real limit — 30 characters for a headline, 90 for a description, 15 characters per path — and draws the ad as combinations of them, which is how a responsive search ad actually appears.
The thing worth internalising is that you never see your ad; you see one combination of it. Google assembles up to three headlines and two descriptions from what you supply, in an order it chooses, so every asset has to make sense next to every other. A headline that reads as the second half of a sentence will one day be shown first. The preview here cycles combinations so that becomes obvious while you are writing rather than after the ad has been serving for a week.
30 for headlines, 90 for descriptions, 15 per path segment, counted the way the platform counts.
Every headline appears in every position eventually, so they have to read together in any order.
The full asset set a responsive search ad accepts, with the count Google wants shown.
A counter that turns as you type, rather than a rejection at upload.
It says what pinning costs you, since it is the setting most often used without that being understood.
Up to 15, each 30 characters or fewer. The counter turns red the moment one is over.
Up to 4, each 90 characters. Two show at a time in most placements.
Two optional segments of 15 characters each, shown after your domain.
Every headline will appear in every position, so check they read together in any order.
Headlines are 30 characters, descriptions 90, and each of the two display path segments 15. A responsive search ad takes up to 15 headlines and 4 descriptions, and shows up to 3 headlines and 2 descriptions at a time.
Google wants all 15 and will lower your ad strength without them. Quality still beats quantity — eight genuinely different angles outperform fifteen rewordings of the same one, and ad strength is a guideline rather than a ranking factor.
You can pin an asset to a position, and it costs you the combination testing that makes responsive ads work. Pin sparingly — usually only where a legal or brand requirement genuinely demands a specific line in a specific place.
Yes. Every character counts, spaces and punctuation included, and non-Latin scripts have their own lower limits. The counters here count the same way the platform does.
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