UI copy generator for buttons, labels and empty states
Interface strings are not paragraphs. A button is two or three words, an empty state is a short line plus an action, and a section label rarely runs past four. This preset loads a small set of interface strings and matches each line separately, so every row keeps its own length instead of being averaged into one block of prose.
Opens with a multi-line UI string sample and product vocabulary selected.
Your text
Up to 20,000 characters per run. Emoji, accented characters and multiple paragraphs are all supported.
How your text is handled: matching runs in this browser tab, so the text you paste here is not sent to a TypeMatch server and is not saved between visits — closing or reloading the tab clears it. Usage analytics record only counts and settings, never your text. Anything you copy out is then handled by your own clipboard and the app you paste into.
Detected in your text
- Words
- 17
- Chars
- 106
- No spaces
- 87
- Paragraphs
- 3
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Saved presets
Save the current content type, tone, constraint mode and structure settings so your next run starts configured. Presets stay in this browser.
Generated copy
Variants
Paste your text and press “Match my copy” — you’ll get three verified variants to compare.
- Words
- 0/ 17
- Chars
- 0/ 106
- No spaces
- 0/ 87
- Paragraphs
- 0/ 3
Four interface strings at once
Create your first project / No files yet — upload one to get started. / Invite a teammate
Structure · line-for-line
Start your first workspace / No frames yet — add one to begin. / Invite a reviewer
Each line is matched on its own, so short labels stay short.
When to use it
Empty and error states
These screens are usually designed last and filled with Latin. Interface-shaped filler shows whether the line fits above the action button.
Component library documentation
Sample strings in a library should look like product copy so designers pulling the component see realistic widths.
Design system pressure tests
Feeding a button set both short and long labels exposes padding and truncation rules quickly.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a UX writing assistant?
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No. It produces length-accurate interface placeholder, not researched product copy. It will not know your feature names or your voice guidelines.
Can I match several UI strings in one run?
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Yes. Put each string on its own line. Structure mode treats each line separately and returns the same number of lines.
How do I keep button labels short?
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Keep the source label short — the output matches it. For a fixed cap, switch to character mode and set the maximum your component allows.
Does the 'what should this copy communicate' field change the wording?
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It selects a vocabulary. Words like 'dashboard' or 'onboarding' choose the product vocabulary, 'API' or 'developer' the technical one. It does not send your text anywhere.
Fill a screen in one pass
Paste every string on the screen, match them line for line, and paste them back.
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