Generate Custom Dummy Images Online. Simple and easy to use, fashionable placeholder images.
The fastest way to create placeholder images for your projects
Imageurl.me is a free, fast, and reliable image placeholder service designed for developers, designers, and content creators. Whether you're building a website, creating mockups, or testing your applications, our tool helps you generate placeholder images instantly without any registration or API keys.
Generate placeholder images in seconds with a simple URL format. No complex setup required.
Support for JPG, PNG, WebP, and SVG formats. Choose the format that best fits your needs.
Specify any width and height you need. Perfect for responsive designs and various screen sizes.
Apply grayscale filters, blur effects, and use specific images or seed-based generation.
Powered by Unsplash, providing access to thousands of beautiful, high-quality photographs.
100% free to use with no hidden costs, no sign-up required, and no rate limits for basic usage.
Getting started is incredibly easy! Simply add the desired image dimensions (width and height) after the URL to get a random high-quality image instantly.
/200/300
To get a square image, just add the size.
/200
Need to use the same image repeatedly? Get a specific image by adding /id/{image} at the beginning of the URL. This ensures you always get the same image for a given ID.
/id/237/200/300
For consistent image generation, use seed-based images. Get a seed-based image by adding /seed/{seed} at the beginning of the URL. The same seed will always return the same image, making it perfect for testing and development.
/seed/picsum/200/300
Get a grayscale image by adding ?grayscale at the end of the URL.
/200/300?grayscale
Get a blurred image by adding ?blur at the end of the URL.
/200/300?blur
You can adjust the blur intensity by providing a number between 1 and 10.
/200/300?blur=2
The real power of Imageurl.me lies in combining multiple features together. You can chain any of the above options to create exactly the placeholder image you need.
For example, get a specific image that is grayscale and blurred:
/id/870/200/300?grayscale&blur=2
To request multiple images of the same size in the browser, add the random query parameter to prevent image caching:
If you need a file extension, you can add .jpg at the end of the URL.
To get a WebP format image, you can add .webp at the end of the URL.