Lorem Ipsum Generator
Generate placeholder text by paragraphs, sentences or words — as plain text or ready-to-paste HTML. The classic filler for mockups, templates and layouts.
How to generate lorem ipsum text
Every mockup needs text before the real copy exists. This generator produces exactly the amount you need — three paragraphs for a landing page draft, 40 words for a card component, or a single sentence for a headline slot — and hands it over as plain text or as HTML paragraphs you can paste straight into a template.
Choose the amount
Set how much text you need and whether to count in paragraphs, sentences or words.
Pick the format
Plain text for design tools like Figma — or HTML with <p> tags for templates and CMS fields.
Copy or download
One click copies everything to your clipboard; the download button saves a .txt file.
Why designers still use lorem ipsum
Lorem ipsum has been the printing industry's standard filler since the 1500s, based on a scrambled passage from Cicero's De finibus bonorum et malorum. Its point is precisely that it means nothing: the words have a natural length distribution, so a layout looks realistic, but nobody stops to read them. That keeps design reviews focused on typography, spacing and hierarchy instead of turning into copywriting sessions. When the real content arrives, it simply replaces the filler.
Frequently asked questions
What is lorem ipsum?
Lorem ipsum is scrambled pseudo-Latin used as placeholder text in design. Because it has a natural word-length distribution but no meaning, viewers judge the layout instead of reading the content.
Why not just use real text as a placeholder?
Real text pulls attention to its meaning: clients start editing the words instead of reviewing the design. Meaningless placeholder text keeps feedback focused on typography, spacing and layout.
Can I generate HTML instead of plain text?
Yes. Switch the output to HTML and each paragraph is wrapped in <p> tags, ready to paste into a template or CMS.
Does the text always start with “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet”?
By default yes, since that opening is the recognized convention — but you can turn it off to get fully randomized text.