What is this tool?

Dummy text, also known as placeholder content, is a block of text used to fill a design or layout before the actual content is ready. It helps designers and developers visualize how the final product will look and function. This tool generates dummy text quickly and efficiently, allowing users to customize the output by language, word or character count, and even include numbers and emojis. By using placeholder content, you can focus on the design and functionality without being distracted by incomplete or irrelevant content.

Who is this tool for?

This tool is designed for a wide range of users, including:

Developers: Use dummy text to test layouts, components, and responsive designs.
Designers: Visualize typography, spacing, and overall aesthetics with placeholder content.
Students: Practice coding and design skills by working with realistic text samples.
Content Testers: Simulate real-world scenarios to test how content behaves in different environments.

How to use it (step-by-step)

Follow these steps to generate and customize your dummy text:

Select the mode (Words or Characters) using the radio buttons in the controls panel.
Enter the desired count in the input field. For example, 100 words or 500 characters.
Choose the language from the dropdown menu. Currently, English and Bengali are supported.
Enable or disable additional options like Paragraph Mode, Include Numbers, and Include Emojis.
Adjust the Number Frequency and Emoji Frequency sliders to control how often these elements appear in the text.
Click the Copy to Clipboard button to copy the generated text for use in your project.

Specific Behaviors

Word vs Character Mode: In Word mode, the tool generates text based on the number of words. In Character mode, it generates text based on the number of characters, including spaces and punctuation.
Looping Lorem Logic: The tool loops through a predefined list of words or characters to ensure the output meets the specified count.
Emoji Counting Rule: Emojis count as two characters in Character mode, ensuring accurate output length.

Language-specific explanation

This tool supports multiple languages to cater to diverse user needs:

English: Generates text using common English words and phrases.
Bengali: Generates text using Bengali words, making it ideal for regional projects and localization testing.

Switching between languages is seamless, and the tool ensures that the generated text aligns with the selected language's structure and style.

Examples

Here are some examples of the text generated by this tool:

Example 1: Word Mode (English)

"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua."

Example 2: Character Mode (Bengali)

"বাংলাদেশে প্রতিভার ঘাটতি না থাকলেও, আমরা ভয়, অহংকার ও বিভাজনের মানসিক খাঁচায় বন্দী, যেখানে সহযোগিতার চেয়ে প্রতিযোগিতা প্রাধান্য পায়।"

Example 3: Word Mode with Emojis

"Lorem ipsum 🎉 dolor sit amet 🚀 consectetur adipiscing elit. ❤️"

FAQs

Is this free?

Yes, this tool is completely free to use. There are no hidden charges or premium features.

Is the text copyright-free?

Yes, the generated text is copyright-free and can be used in any project without restrictions.

Why does the text repeat?

The tool uses a predefined list of words and characters to generate text. If the requested count exceeds the available unique words or characters, the tool loops through the list to ensure the output meets the specified count.

Generated Text