Placeholder Generator
Create a lightweight SVG placeholder for any image slot or prototype.
Data URI
Raw SVG
How to use
- Set the dimensions and choose background and foreground colors.
- Enter a label and adjust its font size.
- Download the SVG or copy its data URI and img tag.
About this tool
A placeholder image gives a layout a stable shape before final photography, illustration, or product artwork is ready. This generator creates a self-contained SVG from dimensions, colors, a label, and a font size. Because the result is vector markup, it stays sharp at any display density and can be embedded directly as a data URI or downloaded as a small SVG file. Set the width and height to the exact dimensions your component expects, then choose a background and foreground color with enough contrast for the text. The label can be a dimension hint, a content category, or a temporary message for a design review. The preview updates immediately, while the raw SVG makes the structure easy to inspect and modify. The generated image has no network request and can be used in prototypes, email mockups, documentation, wireframes, test fixtures, and responsive image slots. Keep labels short when the canvas is narrow; long text is not automatically wrapped. This tool escapes special characters in the SVG text so ordinary symbols do not become markup. Color inputs use the browser’s native picker and produce standard hexadecimal values. Download the asset when a file is more convenient, or copy the image element when placing it in HTML. Replace placeholders before launch when accessibility, brand art, and meaningful alternative text matter.
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