Text Repeater
Repeat a word, line or block of text any number of times — joined by a new line, space, comma, nothing, or your own separator.
Characters: 17
How to use
- Type or paste the text you want to repeat.
- Set how many times to repeat it and choose a separator.
- Copy the repeated output; the character count is shown below.
About this tool
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Repeat a line or a block of text as many times as you need, up to ten thousand copies, joined by a newline, a space, a comma, nothing at all, or any separator you type in. It is the quick way to produce filler for a layout, a long string for testing a field's length limit, a repeated cell for a spreadsheet, or the same line a hundred times for a script's input. Multi-line input is repeated as a whole block rather than line by line, so an indented snippet keeps its shape. The count and the separator both apply live, so you can watch the output grow and check the character count before copying, which is usually what you are actually measuring. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
How are the copies joined?
By the separator you pick: a new line puts each copy on its own line, space or comma keeps them on one line, none runs them together, and custom lets you type any separator.
Is there a limit?
You can repeat up to 10,000 times. That keeps the output instant; very large counts of long text would otherwise slow the page down.
Does it repeat multi-line text?
Yes. The whole block — including its own line breaks — is repeated as one unit, joined by your chosen separator.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The text never leaves your browser; the repeating happens entirely on your device.
How do I get exactly N characters rather than N copies?
Repeat a single character and read the character count as you go. For a field-length test the count is what matters, not the copies — one letter repeated 256 times is the input that tells you whether a column really is varchar(255).
Can I repeat with a trailing separator on the last copy?
Not directly — the separator joins copies, so it appears between them and not after the last. If you need one on every line, put it at the end of the text you are repeating and choose no separator.
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