Replace Lorem Ipsum with realistic content that won't break your layout
Layouts designed around Lorem Ipsum break when real content arrives — headlines that are 3x too long, bios that are one sentence, product descriptions that overflow cards. This recipe generates realistic placeholder content matched to your site type and structure.
Create a skill called "Real Fill". When I tell you the type of website (e-commerce, SaaS, restaurant, portfolio, nonprofit, etc.) and the page structure, generate realistic placeholder content for every section. Match real-world content patterns: realistic headline lengths for the industry, proper bio formats, actual product description structures, realistic navigation labels, and appropriate form field examples. For each content block, generate three variants: short (minimum realistic), medium (typical), and long (maximum realistic, stress-test). Also generate edge cases: single-word names, extra-long company names, missing optional fields, non-English characters. Add notes about typical real-world content patterns (e.g., "Restaurant menus average 8-15 items per category"). Output organized by page and section, ready to paste into designs or code.
Tell your Claw what kind of site you're building (e-commerce, SaaS,
restaurant, portfolio, etc.) and share your page structure. It generates
realistic content matching real-world patterns: proper headline lengths,
realistic bio formats, actual product description structures. Includes
short, medium, and long variants so you can stress-test your layout.
Generate button labels, error messages, tooltips, and empty states
Nobody budgets for UX writing but it makes or breaks usability. This recipe generates complete microcopy sets for your UI components — error messages that actually help, empty states that guide action, button labels that are clear, and tooltips that explain without patronizing.
Stop waiting on clients for copy, images, and bios
Content bottlenecks stall launches. This recipe builds a structured content request from your sitemap, sends it to the client, and follows up until everything lands. It keeps the project moving without turning you into a full-time chaser.
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Redesigns mean content migration — scraping text, downloading images, mapping content to the new structure, and fixing broken links. This recipe crawls the old site, extracts everything, and organizes it into clean files ready for the new CMS.
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