What if words had no meaning? What if sentences existed not to inform, but simply to take up space, filling gaps in a design like silent placeholders waiting for something real? That’s the purpose of filler text—words without weight, letters without purpose, and yet, they play an essential role in the creative process.

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And yet, despite its emptiness, filler text serves a purpose. It helps shape ideas before they are fully formed. It allows designers to test, writers to frame, and developers to build. It exists in the space between nothing and something—a bridge between creativity and execu