Generate a realistic Search Console performance graph from synthetic data: total clicks, impressions, average CTR and average position over time. Pick a domain, a traffic story and a range, then screenshot it for training decks, courses, mockups and pitch examples with no client data anywhere near it.
Same inputs always generate the same graph, so a screenshot you take today can be regenerated exactly next month. Every number is synthetic; nothing is fetched from Google and no real property is touched. To keep fakes plausible, inputs are clamped: daily clicks cap at 100,000, CTR always sits inside the range real sites see at the simulated position, and impressions are derived from clicks and CTR rather than free-typed. You cannot make it draw a dashboard that could not exist.
Faithful to the current Search Console performance report header. The date-range chips work, the metric cards toggle, and the chart tooltip behaves like the real one. The demo banner stays on every render on purpose: synthetic data should never be mistaken for a real property.
What this is for, and what it is not.
