Text Repeater
Repeat text online any number of times, with a space, comma, new line or custom separator. Repeat the whole text or each line. Free, in your browser.
How to use Text Repeater
- 1Type or paste the text to repeat.
- 2Set how many times to repeat it, choose a separator and decide between the whole text or each line.
- 3Copy the result or download it.
What makes it better
- Whole-text or line-by-line repetition
- Separators: none, space, new line, comma or custom
- Friendly notice when the output limit is reached
- Live result as you change the count
About Text Repeater
Text Repeater copies your text a set number of times and joins the copies with a separator of your choice. You can repeat the whole text as one block or repeat every line on its own. To keep the page responsive, output is limited to about two million characters.
Common uses
- Generate placeholder content or long test strings to try a text field or an import.
- Create many repeated rows for a spreadsheet or database test.
- Build a repeating pattern, such as a row of emoji or a border made of dashes.
- Check how a layout behaves with very long text.
Example
Input
Copy me
Result
Copy me Copy me Copy me
Good to know
- Output is capped at 2,000,000 characters. If your settings would go over, the tool uses as many full repeats as fit and tells you how many.
- In line-by-line mode, blank lines stay blank and the separator is only placed between repeats of the same line.
- A new line separator inserts a plain line feed.
Text Repeater FAQ
How do I repeat a word 100 times separated by spaces?
Type the word, set the count to 100 and choose Space as the separator. Copy the result when it appears.
What is the difference between whole text and each line?
Whole text repeats everything as one block, so two lines become the two lines again and again. Each line repeats line 1 N times, then line 2 N times, keeping the lines in their original order.
Is there a limit on how much text it can create?
Yes, about two million characters. If the result would be larger the tool stops at the last full repeat that fits and shows a notice with the number used.
Can I put each repeat on its own line?
Choose New line as the separator. Each copy then sits on its own row, which is useful for lists and test data.