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Genere texto de marcador de posición Lorem Ipsum por párrafo, oración, recuento de palabras o bytes — con salida HTML y de texto plano.
Acerca de esta herramienta
Genere texto Lorem Ipsum clásico o texto de marcador de posición aleatorio para maquetas, diseños y desarrollo. Elija la salida por párrafos, oraciones o recuento de palabras. Alterne entre texto plano y etiquetas HTML <p> envueltas.
Cómo usar
- 1 Seleccione cuántos párrafos, oraciones o palabras desea.
- 2 Elija texto plano o salida HTML.
- 3 Haga clic en Generar.
- 4 Haga clic en Copiar para usar el texto.
Why designers fill layouts with nonsense Latin
Lorem Ipsum is the placeholder text that has filled draft layouts for centuries. Its purpose is deliberately counter-intuitive: it exists to be unreadable. When you drop real, meaningful copy into an unfinished design, everyone — clients, colleagues, even you — starts reading it and reacting to the words instead of judging the layout. Lorem Ipsum looks enough like natural prose (it has the rhythm, word-length variation, and punctuation of real Latin-derived text) that it convincingly shows how a block of body copy will sit on the page, while carrying no meaning to distract the eye. That is why it became the standard for mockups, wireframes, and print proofs.
The text descends from a passage in Cicero's de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum ("On the Ends of Good and Evil"), written in 45 BC. The familiar opening, Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, is a scrambled and truncated fragment of that work — readable-looking but intentionally meaningless. It is in the public domain, so you can use the output here freely in any project.
What this generator builds, and how
The tool offers three output units, and the structure differs for each:
| Type | What you get | How it is assembled |
|---|---|---|
| Paragraphs | 1–100 paragraphs | Each paragraph is a random run of 3–7 full sentences drawn from a curated pool |
| Sentences | 1–100 sentences | Whole, properly punctuated sentences picked at random |
| Words | An exact word count | Random words from the lorem vocabulary, joined into a single run |
Sentences are not generated character by character; they are selected from a set of pre-written lorem sentences so the punctuation and capitalisation always look natural. Paragraphs vary their sentence count on each generation, which is what gives the output the uneven, organic block shape real text has rather than a robotic grid of identical paragraphs.
The "Lorem ipsum…" toggle
By convention, placeholder text begins with the canonical phrase Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. The Start with "Lorem ipsum…" checkbox controls this. With it on (the default), the very first sentence — or the first five words in word mode — is the classic opener everyone recognises, which is what most clients and templates expect. Turn it off when you want every paragraph to be freshly randomised from the first word, useful if the recognisable opener looks out of place or you are generating many independent blocks and do not want them all starting identically.
A worked example: filling a card component
Imagine you are designing a card that needs a short heading and a two-line body. Set the type to Words and the count to, say, 12, leave the classic opener on, and generate: you get Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, followed by seven more random words — a tidy fragment that fits a single body line. For the full card body, switch to Sentences with a count of 2. If you are pasting straight into HTML, tick Wrap in <p> tags so each paragraph (or the sentence run) comes out already wrapped in <p>…</p>, ready to drop into your markup.
Plain text or HTML — and copying either
The output box always shows what you generated, and the live word and character count beside it (which strips any tags before counting) helps you hit a target length. Two copy buttons give you control over format: Copy Text removes any HTML tags and copies clean prose, ideal for pasting into a document or a design tool's text field. Copy HTML copies the output exactly as shown, including the <p> wrappers when that option is enabled, for pasting into code. Choosing the right button saves you from manually adding or stripping tags afterwards.
Practical use cases
- UI and web mockups: fill headings, paragraphs, and cards to test spacing, line length, and overflow before real copy exists.
- Print and editorial layouts: flow placeholder body text into columns to proof typography and page balance.
- Front-end development: generate ready-wrapped
<p>blocks to populate templates and components during the build. - Length testing: target an exact word count to check how a field, summary, or excerpt behaves at its limit.
Tips and common mistakes
- Match the unit to the slot. Use words for short labels, sentences for captions, and paragraphs for body regions — generating three paragraphs to fill a one-line field just means deleting most of it.
- Do not ship it. The classic risk is forgetting to replace Lorem Ipsum before launch; placeholder Latin in a live page looks unfinished and confuses real users.
- Pick the right copy button. If your paste target shows literal
<p>characters, you used Copy HTML where you wanted Copy Text — switch buttons. - Regenerate for variety. Because paragraph length and sentence choice are randomised, clicking Generate again gives a fresh block if the first does not fit your layout.
Privacy
All text is generated in your browser from a built-in word and sentence list. Nothing is requested from or sent to a server, so the generator works offline and produces results instantly with no tracking.