I found this and thought it would be really useful, especially for designers or people mocking up sites.
If you ever need a placeholder image, you don’t need to create one, you can just use this url with the size of placeholder image you want:
As well as the size, you can change the text, the colour of the background and text, and the format of the image.
http://placehold.it/600x300/ff0000/fff/&text=You%27re%20welcome
Find out more here.
Umbraco MVP and .NET Web Developer from Derby (UK) who specialises in building Content Management System (CMS) websites using MVC with Umbraco as a framework. Paul is passionate about web development and programming as a whole. Apart from when he's with his wife and son, if he's not writing code, he's thinking about it or listening to a podcast about it.
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