Text repeater

Type something in the box, set the count and click Repeat. The output contains your text that many times, joined with the separator you chose:

Turn on Numbered to put 1. , 2. , 3. in front of each copy, handy for practice lines or numbered templates.

Your text is repeated exactly as typed, including spaces and line breaks. Multi-line text is fine: a whole paragraph can be repeated just like a single word. The note under the result shows the total character count.

You can repeat text up to 100,000 times, as long as the result stays under 2,000,000 characters. If it would be longer, the tool tells you the estimated size instead of freezing your browser. A two-million-character text is far more than most websites accept anyway; chat apps and social networks have their own message limits, often a few thousand characters or less.

The repetition runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

The separator decides what the result looks like when you paste it:

• New line gives a list, one copy per line, which pastes into a spreadsheet as one copy per row.
• Space and Nothing give a single line; use Nothing for patterns like ★★★★★ or a divider such as ─────.
• Comma gives a line you can paste into tag fields or forms that expect comma-separated values.
• Blank line separates copies into paragraphs, useful for templates you fill in afterwards.

• Messages and jokes. Send Happy birthday! fifty times, or a row of 🎉 emoji.
• Testing. Developers fill forms and fields with long input to test limits, layouts and validation. Combine a fixed string with numbering to make each line unique.
• Practice sheets. Teachers create handwriting or spelling practice lines.
• Placeholder content. Quickly fill a layout with repeated blocks. For realistic dummy text, the lorem ipsum generator is better.
• Data templates. Repeat a CSV row or a line of code, then edit the copies.

Please don't use repeated text to spam people or flood comment sections; most platforms detect and block it.

• Need the number after the text, like Item 1, Item 2? Repeat Item with numbering, then in find and replace turn on regular expressions, find (\d+)\. Item and replace with Item $1.
• Need a list of numbers only, such as 1 to 500 or 001 to 100? Use the number sequence generator.
• Need the repeated items joined differently later? Paste the list into the comma separator.
• Need to count the result? The word counter gives words and characters.

Text: Happy birthday! (with a trailing space), count 5, separator Nothing:

Happy birthday! Happy birthday! Happy birthday! Happy birthday! Happy birthday!

Same text, count 3, separator New line, Numbered on:

1. Happy birthday!
2. Happy birthday!
3. Happy birthday!