How to use the Text Repeater
- Enter the text you want to repeat.
- Choose how many times to repeat it.
- Choose a separator: new line, space, none or custom.
- Click Copy.
Example
| Input | 😂 × 5, separated by spaces |
|---|---|
| Result | 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 |
How to use the Text Repeater
- Type a word, sentence or emoji in the box.
- Set how many times to repeat it, from 1 to 10,000.
- Choose what goes between copies: a new line, a space, nothing, a comma or your own custom separator.
- Tick “Number each line” to start each copy with 1., 2., 3. and so on.
- Click Copy or Download to use the result.
What people use it for
- Creating test data and filler text for designs and software.
- Repeating a word or emoji for a message or caption.
- Building long strings to test limits, such as a form field or a character counter.
- Making patterns, borders and separators from a repeated character.
- Generating a list that repeats the same item.
Size limit
To keep your browser responsive, the result is capped at about two million characters in total. If your settings would make the output longer, the tool repeats the text fewer times and tells you the number it used.
Tips
- Use a custom separator, such as “ | ” or “ - ”, to build rows with visible dividers.
- Choose “None” to join copies directly, for example to make a long string of one character.
- Check the length of the result with the Character Counter.
- For filler text that looks like real writing, use the Lorem Ipsum Generator, and for lists of different words, the Random Word Generator.
Frequently asked questions
How many times can I repeat text?
Up to 10,000 repetitions. The output is capped at about 2 million characters to keep your browser responsive.
Can I number each repetition?
Yes. Turn on “Number each line” to add 1., 2., 3. before each copy.
Why did it repeat fewer times than I asked?
Very large results are capped at about two million characters to keep your browser responsive. The message under the result shows the number of repeats it made.
Can I repeat several lines?
Yes. Whatever is in the box, including line breaks, is repeated as one block.