What is Random Plant Generator?
Find a plant to sketch or explore, with a short text card and a related reference photo.
This is a small curated collection of 24 common plant names, not an exhaustive species checklist. Some names describe a group of plants. Categories are browsing aids and may overlap botanically. Descriptions are original short summaries.
How to use
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Choose All categories, Trees, Herbs, Succulents, or Foliage plants. Each draw selects one of the 24 listed choices.
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Click Pick a Plant. The plant name, category, and short description appear in a card below the controls.
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A related reference photo loads when available. Open the photographer credit to view its source; search images are not verified plant identification.
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Click Copy Results to copy the plant text. Use it for a drawing prompt or a topic to explore. Pick again for another plant; text remains available if the photo fails.
How selections work
Each eligible entry has an equal chance. Filtering changes the available pool. Selection happens in your browser, with no repeats inside a draw. Changing a control clears the previous results so they do not appear to match your new settings.
Plant photos are requested only after a draw. The query describes the selected plant, and the image credit links to the original photo. Photos are provided by Pexels, under its license. Copy Results copies the plant text, not the photo.
Explore another idea
Try the random flower generator for a different prompt.
FAQ
Can results repeat?
Entries do not repeat within one draw. Later draws may return a previous choice.
What does the collection include?
This is a small curated collection of 24 common plant names, not an exhaustive species checklist. Some names describe a group of plants. Categories are browsing aids and may overlap botanically. Descriptions are original short summaries.
Why is a photo missing or only loosely related?
Photos come from a keyword search on Pexels. Network failures or missing search results can prevent a photo from appearing. The photo is a visual reference, not a verified species image; text generation still works.
