Lorem ipsum generator

Not quite. The words come from Cicero's "De finibus bonorum et malorum", written in 45 BC, but they were cut up and reordered by a printer centuries later, so the text means nothing. That is the point: designers read the shape of the paragraph instead of the sentence, and nobody mistakes the filler for finished copy.

Up to 200 paragraphs, 1,000 sentences or 10,000 words in one run. Ask for more and the number is reduced to the limit, with a note under the field, rather than the page hanging. Generating the largest allowed text takes a few milliseconds, so there is nothing to wait for.

No. The words, the sentence shapes and the counts are all produced by the script already in the page. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is logged. Once the page has loaded it works offline. Your settings and the number that seeds the text are kept in this browser only, so the tool opens where you left it.

Turn on the HTML option. Each paragraph is then wrapped in an opening and a closing p tag and sits on its own line, so the block pastes into a template without reindenting. Copy takes the tagged version, and Download saves it as an .html file instead of a .txt one.

Generate draws a new random number that shapes the text. Changing an option keeps that number, so switching from three paragraphs to four extends what you already had instead of replacing it. The number is in the address bar, which is why sending someone the link shows them the same words you saw.

Yes. Switch off the classic opening and the text begins with a random word from the same Latin vocabulary. That helps when a screenshot goes in front of a client who would read the familiar first line as an unfinished page, or when the first paragraph must look like ordinary body copy.