Clean dummy text for your mock-ups, in one click.
It is placeholder text used for centuries by printers, and today by designers and developers, to fill a layout without the reader being distracted by the meaning of the words. It looks like Latin, with words of varying length and realistic punctuation, which gives a faithful idea of the final result.
It comes from a real text: Cicero's treatise *De finibus bonorum et malorum*, written in 45 BC, with passages truncated and scrambled. "Lorem" is in fact the end of the word "dolorem".
| Layout element | Suggested amount |
|---|---|
| Button, label | 1 to 3 words |
| Heading | 4 to 8 words |
| Product description | 2 to 3 sentences |
| Blog post | 4 to 6 paragraphs |
| Footer, legal notice | 1 paragraph |
Screen readers try to pronounce Lorem Ipsum, which makes accessibility testing less meaningful. For those tests, use provisional text written in the site's language.
Yes: generate a precise number of paragraphs, sentences or words.
It comes from a text by Cicero, but the words have been cut and scrambled: it no longer makes sense, and that is intentional.
Yes. It is public domain text, usable in all your projects, personal or commercial.
No, it is generated in your browser.