Generators

Generate paragraphs, sentences, or words of placeholder text for mockups and designs.

e.g. Fill content areas in a Figma or Sketch mockup before real copy is written

Generate random numbers with custom ranges, quantity, and sorting options for testing and development.

e.g. Pick 6 unique lottery numbers from 1–49 for a quick raffle or sweepstake

Generate and download QR codes for any URL or text. Customize size, colors, and error correction level.

e.g. Generate a QR code for your business website or landing page to print on flyers, business cards, or product packaging so customers can reach your site with one scan

Generate beautiful color palettes from any base color. Monochromatic, complementary, triadic, analogous and more. Export as CSS, Tailwind, or JSON.

e.g. Generate a full 10-shade scale from a brand's primary HEX color to populate a design system or Tailwind config with consistent, accessible tones

Generate random colors from the full color wheel or from curated palettes like pastels, neons, primary colors and more. Pick 1 to 20 colors at once.

e.g. Generate a set of pastel background colors for cards or sections in a UI mockup

Create professional invoices with your company details, custom line items, tax, and totals, then download a ready-to-send PDF, entirely in your browser.

e.g. Bill a freelance or contract client for a project without opening spreadsheet or accounting software

Generate random, lexicographically sortable ULIDs, a modern alternative to UUIDs that sort by creation time. Batch generate and decode existing ULIDs, entirely in your browser.

e.g. Generate a batch of time-sortable primary keys for a new database table or seed script

Generate random UUIDs (v4) or timestamp-ordered UUIDs (v7) in bulk. Customize case and hyphens, and decode an existing UUID's version and embedded timestamp.

e.g. Generate a batch of primary keys for a new database table or seed script

Roll virtual dice (d4 through d100) with an animated roll, a running history log, and a simple coin-flip mode, all in your browser.

e.g. Roll a d20 for attack, skill, or saving-throw checks in a tabletop RPG session

Paste a list of names and instantly split them into fair, randomly shuffled groups, either by number of groups or by group size, entirely in your browser.

e.g. Divide a classroom of students into random project or discussion groups

Turn a name, phone, email, and other contact details into a scannable QR code that saves straight to a phone's contacts app. Runs entirely in your browser.

e.g. Print a QR code on a business card or conference badge so people can save your contact info with one scan instead of typing it in by hand

Build properly formatted Conventional Commits messages from a type, scope, description, body, and breaking-change footer. Runs entirely in your browser.

e.g. Write a properly formatted commit message before running 'git commit -F' or pasting into your editor's commit dialog

Generate the exact text of a MIT, Apache 2.0, GPL 3.0, BSD 3-Clause, or ISC license with your name and year filled in. Runs entirely in your browser.

e.g. Generate a LICENSE file for a new open-source repository before your first push

Build a merged, deduped .gitignore by checking off any combination of language, editor, and OS templates (Node, Python, VS Code, macOS, and more).

e.g. Set up a .gitignore for a new Node/Python/Go project in one step, without hunting down separate templates

Assemble a working Apache .htaccess file by checking off common recipes: force HTTPS, www redirects, gzip compression, browser caching, and a custom 404 page.

e.g. Force HTTPS and a single canonical hostname on a new site before it goes live

Build a robots.txt file with per-bot allow/disallow rules, a sitemap URL, and one-click presets for Googlebot, GPTBot, and other common crawlers.

e.g. Allow full crawling for search engines while blocking specific AI-training crawlers like GPTBot or CCBot

Build title, description, Open Graph, and Twitter Card meta tags from a simple form, with a live preview of how the link looks shared on X, Facebook, and Slack.

e.g. Generate a complete, correctly-formatted set of Open Graph and Twitter Card tags for a new blog post before publishing

Generate rows of realistic-looking synthetic test data (names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, companies) as a table, JSON, or CSV.

e.g. Seed a development database or staging environment with realistic-looking rows without using any real customer data