Generate placeholder text by paragraphs, words or sentences.
It has a normal-looking distribution of letters and word lengths (derived from classical Latin), so it fills a design mockup realistically without the reader being distracted by meaningful content.
It’s derived from a scrambled passage of Cicero’s "De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum" (45 BC), but the words are altered and rearranged, so it’s not grammatically meaningful Latin.
It’s fine for early wireframes, but replace it with real or realistic copy before final review — actual content length and tone often changes a layout.
Not directly — generate by words and trim the output, since word count is the closest proxy to character count for planning layout space.