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Text Repeater

Repeat any text as many times as you like, with an optional separator.

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How to use the Text Repeater

  1. Type the text you want to repeat.
  2. Set how many times and choose a separator.
  3. Copy the repeated text with one click.

About the Text Repeater

The honest use for a text repeater is test data. You need a string of a known length to check a database column, a form validator or a text-truncation rule; you need five hundred rows to see whether a table layout holds up; you need a payload of exactly so many characters to reproduce a bug. Repeating a known string is the fastest way to all three, and unlike lorem ipsum the output is entirely predictable — you know precisely what is in it and precisely how long it is.

Set the count and pick a separator: new line, space, comma, or none for one continuous run. Whatever sits in the input box is repeated as a block, so multi-line text works and each copy keeps its own line breaks. The repeat count is capped at 10,000, which is a deliberate limit rather than a technical one: rendering a genuinely enormous string into a text box is what makes a browser tab freeze, and 10,000 copies of a long paragraph is already several megabytes of text. If your input is long, expect things to slow down well before you reach the cap — the limit that matters in practice is the total size of the output, not the number of repeats.

It handles the mundane jobs too: padding a field to a minimum length, repeating a phrase for a social post, or building a quick list to work on. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and there is no rate limit. For random filler text rather than repeated text, see the lorem ipsum generator; to collapse the result back down afterwards, the duplicate line remover reduces repeated lines to one.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum number of repeats?

10,000 in one go. That is a deliberate cap to keep the page responsive — the real constraint is the total size of the output, so a long input will slow the browser down well before you reach 10,000.

Can I repeat several lines at once?

Yes. Whatever is in the input box is repeated as a single block, line breaks included, and each copy is identical to the original.

How do I get one continuous string with no gaps?

Choose "None" as the separator. The copies are then joined directly with nothing between them, which is what you want when building a string of an exact length.

Why has the page become slow?

Because the output has grown very large. A few thousand copies of a long paragraph can run to megabytes of text, and displaying that in a text box is demanding for any browser. Reduce the count or shorten the input.

Is the repeated text sent to a server?

No. Everything is generated in your browser, so there is no upload, no waiting and no limit on how many times you use it.