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MixTool

Random text generator

Create random words, sentences or paragraphs in readable English — a realistic alternative to Latin placeholder text.

  • Runs entirely in your browser
  • Free · no sign-up
  • Works on phone and desktop
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Readable random text

Lorem ipsum is great for design, but sometimes you need text that looks like real English — to test how a font renders common words, to practise typing, or to fill a demo app with believable content. This generator strings together everyday English words into sentences with capital letters and punctuation.

Pick words, sentences or paragraphs, set the amount and press generate for a fresh batch. Paragraphs can be wrapped in HTML tags for pasting into a page.

How to generate random text

  1. 1

    Choose a unit

    Words, sentences or paragraphs.

  2. 2

    Set the amount

    Up to 5,000 words or 500 sentences or paragraphs.

  3. 3

    Generate and copy

    Press Generate new text for a different result each time.

Key features

  • Real English words

    Hundreds of common, easy-to-read words.

  • Natural structure

    Sentences start with capitals and end with punctuation.

  • HTML option

    Wrap paragraphs in <p> tags.

  • Unlimited batches

    New random text on every click.

Common uses

  • Design and development: Fill mock-ups with realistic English copy.
  • Typing practice: Get fresh text so you don't memorise the same passage.
  • Testing: Check search, word-wrap and text-truncation features.

Tips and good to know

  • The sentences are random and won't make perfect sense — they're for testing, not for publishing.
  • Prefer classic Latin filler? Use the Lorem Ipsum Generator.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as lorem ipsum?

No. Lorem ipsum uses scrambled Latin; this generator uses real English words, which is better for testing readability and English fonts.

Can I generate a specific number of words?

Yes. Choose Words and enter any amount up to 5,000.

Is the text unique each time?

Yes. Words are picked at random for every generation.