A new play on Lorem Ipsum — that is, placeholder text for publishing and design — is getting the interwebz all hot and bothered.
Fifty Shades Generator is a website that automatically generates filler text inspired by the popular erotic novel, Fifty Shades of Grey. Users simply click on the site's "Generate more" button, and a paragraph of naughty text pops up on the screen.
"Slobbering like Augustus Gloop at Willy Wonka's chocolate river" and "trembling like a short nun at a penguin shoot" are among the generator's more family-friendly phrases. And believe us — those were difficult to find.
The site's creators call on struggling authors to use the generator to enliven their books.
"Spice up your otherwise lacklustre novel with graphic sex scenes guaranteed to get your readers hot under the collar, and slightly sick in their mouths."
Other creative dummy text generators include Bacon Ipsum and Gangsta Lorem Upsum. Check out the gallery below for more.
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This good-looking literary service offers passages of text from great authors like Lewis Carroll, Jules Verne and H.G. Wells.
Although different, Cameron Creative's online tools offer a few useful options. Cut and paste a block of binary code that appears like a realistic "terms and conditions" text, should you need to fill up such a section on a website.
Pig out with graphs composed of "all meat" or "meat and filler" text.
A bizarre and random mix of TV show theme lyrics make up the filler text generated by this Malevole option.
The Greeking Machine offers a range of dummy text. In addition to classical Latin, languages include hillbilly, marketing, The Matrix, Metropolitan, pseudo German and our fave -- techno babble.
A block of "gangsta" text for when your design needs some extra shizzle, innit.
If you need an essay-type format, then the Postmodernism generator has you covered with several essays of plausible-looking post-modernist nonsense.
If Bacon Ipsum is just too meaty for you, the same team offers a vegan version. Generate one to five graphs of veggie text. And, if you're really gung-ho for going green, there's also Veggie Ipsum to check out too.
Alongside more traditional placeholder texts, the Blind Text Generator will spice things up for you with "Kafka," "Werther," "Pangram" and more.
Perfect for impressing your contemporary clients, Fillerama will cover your blank space with phrases from Futurama, The Simpsons, Star Wars, Dexter, Doctor Who and Monty Python.
We've bonus-ified this offering as it's a little unusual, but could be just the ticket for certain projects. Adhesion Text creates words based on the letters you enter.
This good-looking literary service offers passages of text from great authors like Lewis Carroll, Jules Verne and H.G. Wells.
Although different, Cameron Creative's online tools offer a few useful options. Cut and paste a block of binary code that appears like a realistic "terms and conditions" text, should you need to fill up such a section on a website.
Pig out with graphs composed of "all meat" or "meat and filler" text.
A bizarre and random mix of TV show theme lyrics make up the filler text generated by this Malevole option.
The Greeking Machine offers a range of dummy text. In addition to classical Latin, languages include hillbilly, marketing, The Matrix, Metropolitan, pseudo German and our fave -- techno babble.
A block of "gangsta" text for when your design needs some extra shizzle, innit.
If you need an essay-type format, then the Postmodernism generator has you covered with several essays of plausible-looking post-modernist nonsense.
If Bacon Ipsum is just too meaty for you, the same team offers a vegan version. Generate one to five graphs of veggie text. And, if you're really gung-ho for going green, there's also Veggie Ipsum to check out too.
Alongside more traditional placeholder texts, the Blind Text Generator will spice things up for you with "Kafka," "Werther," "Pangram" and more.
Perfect for impressing your contemporary clients, Fillerama will cover your blank space with phrases from Futurama, The Simpsons, Star Wars, Dexter, Doctor Who and Monty Python.
We've bonus-ified this offering as it's a little unusual, but could be just the ticket for certain projects. Adhesion Text creates words based on the letters you enter.
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