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You can use Vector / Research Tools / Random Points in Polygons, see screenshot.

If the points should be regular, select the top entry in the menu: Create grid. Than select points and set Grid extent to the polygon layer. In both versions, you can set a fixed (grid) or minimal (random) distance and (for random points only) the number of points.

Than use Join attributes by location (summary) from Menu Processing / Toolbox. Set the points as input layer, the polygon as Join Layer. This will attributes from to polygon to a copy of the points layer.

You can use Vector / Research Tools / Random Points in Polygons, see screenshot.

If the points should be regular, select the top entry in the menu: Vector / Research Tools / Create grid. Then select points and set Grid extent to the polygon layer. In both versions, you can set a fixed (grid) or minimal (random) distance and (for random points only) the number of points.

Then use Join attributes by location (summary) from Menu Processing / Toolbox. Set the points as input layer, the polygon as Join Layer. This will attributes from to polygon to a copy of the points layer.

You can use Vector / Research Tools / Random Points in Polygons, see screenshot.

If the points should be regular, select the top entry in the menu: Create grid. Than select points and set Grid extent to the polygon layer. Clip the points outside the polygon - by hand or using an intersection/overlay, e.g. with the Clip funtion in the Menu Vector / Vector geoprocessing.

In both versions, you can set a fixed (grid) or minimal (random) distance and (for random points only) the number of points.

You can use Vector / Research Tools / Random Points in Polygons, see screenshot.

If the points should be regular, select the top entry in the menu: Create grid. Than select points and set Grid extent to the polygon layer. In both versions, you can set a fixed (grid) or minimal (random) distance and (for random points only) the number of points.

Than use Join attributes by location (summary) from Menu Processing / Toolbox. Set the points as input layer, the polygon as Join Layer. This will attributes from to polygon to a copy of the points layer.

You can use Vector / Research Tools / Random Points in Polygons, see screenshot.

If the points should be regular, select the top entry in the menu: Create grid. Than select points and set Grid extent to the polygon layer. Clip points outside the polygon - by hand or using the Clip funtion in the Menu Vector / Vector geoprocessing.

You can use Vector / Research Tools / Random Points in Polygons, see screenshot.

If the points should be regular, select the top entry in the menu: Create grid. Than select points and set Grid extent to the polygon layer. Clip the points outside the polygon - by hand or using an intersection/overlay, e.g. with the Clip funtion in the Menu Vector / Vector geoprocessing.

In both versions, you can set a fixed (grid) or minimal (random) distance and (for random points only) the number of points.