Placeholder Image Generator
Create custom placeholder images with your preferred dimensions and colors
Placeholder Image Generator
Dimensions
Colors
Text Settings
Output Format
Usage Examples
Web Development
Create placeholder images for website mockups and wireframes during development.
Social Media
Generate correctly sized placeholders for Facebook covers, Instagram posts, and more.
Design Prototypes
Use custom colored placeholders in design prototypes to visualize layouts.
Features
Custom Dimensions
Set any width and height from 1 to 2000 pixels for your placeholder image.
Color Customization
Choose custom background and text colors using color pickers or hex codes.
Custom Text
Add your own text or use the default dimension display with adjustable font size.
Multiple Formats
Export as PNG, JPEG, or WebP format for maximum compatibility.
How to Use
Set Dimensions
Enter custom width and height or select a preset size for social media platforms.
Customize Appearance
Choose background color, text color, custom text, and font size.
Generate & Download
Click Generate to preview, then download in your preferred format.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Placeholder Image Generator?
A free browser tool that creates custom placeholder images with the exact dimensions, colors, and text you need. Powered by HTML5 Canvas, it generates images instantly without touching a server -- perfect for mockups, wireframes, and design prototypes.
Built-in Social Media Presets
Need a Facebook cover, Instagram post, or Twitter header at the right size? The preset menu gives you pixel-perfect dimensions for every major platform so you never have to look them up again.
Why Developers Love It
During development you often need a quick image at a specific size. Instead of hunting for stock photos or firing up an image editor, just punch in the width and height, hit generate, and drop the file into your project. No sign-up, no watermarks.
Export in Multiple Formats
Download your placeholder as PNG for lossless quality, JPEG for smaller file sizes, or WebP for modern browsers. The format picker is right next to the download button.