Image Placeholder Generator
Set width, height, colours, and label text to download a placeholder image for mockups.
Format
Preview
800x600px
What Image Placeholder Generator does
Renders a simple SVG or PNG placeholder with your dimensions.
Features
Exact pixels
Match component sizes.
Custom colours
Match wireframe palette.
Label text
Show dimensions on the image.
Real examples
Card grid
400x300 grey blocks in a Figma handoff.
Hero
1920x1080 labelled placeholder.
How to use Image Placeholder Generator
- 1
Enter width and height.
- 2
Pick colours and label.
- 3
Download SVG or PNG.
Who it is for
Developers
Wireframes before real assets exist.
Designers
Layout grids in presentations.
QA
Test image slots at exact sizes.
Pro tips
- Match final aspect ratio to avoid layout shift later.
Common mistakes
- Shipping placeholders to production.
- Wrong aspect ratio for real photos later.
Privacy note
Generated in browser.
When not to use this tool
Replace with real alt text and photos before launch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Retina?
Set 2x dimensions if you need sharper mockups.
SVG size?
Scales cleanly for responsive layouts.
PNG or SVG output?
Both - pick what fits your mockup or handoff.
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