Text Repeater
Repeat any string a chosen number of times, separated by a new line, space, comma, or nothing. Useful for divider lines, placeholder rows, and test data.
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What is Text Repeater?
The Text Repeater copies a string a chosen number of times and joins the copies with a separator. Enter the text, set the copy count, and choose a new line, space, comma, or no separator. The result can be copied in one click. The character and word totals update so you can check the output size before pasting it elsewhere.
How does Text Repeater work?
The tool creates an array with the requested number of copies and joins it with the selected separator. New line produces one copy per row, space keeps everything on one line, comma inserts a comma and a space, and no separator concatenates the copies directly.
The character total is the length of the joined string, including separators. The word total splits that same string on whitespace, so a run of dashes with no spaces counts as a single word even though the character count is high.
Key Features
- Any copy count from 1 to 1,000
- New line, space, comma, or no separator
- Character total for the joined output
- Word total for the joined output
- Copy the whole result in one click
- Works with single characters and multi-line blocks
Common Use Cases
Building a divider line
Repeat an equals sign or dash enough times to separate sections in a plain-text document.
Filling placeholder rows
Generate repeated sample rows to test a table layout or a spreadsheet import.
Creating test data
Produce a fixed number of identical values for a load test or a form validation check.
Padding a code block
Repeat a comment marker to mark the start and end of a section in a script.
Making a practice sheet
Repeat a word or phrase so a handwriting or typing exercise has enough lines to fill.
How to Use This Tool
Enter the text
Type or paste the string you want to repeat. It can be one character or several lines.
Set the copy count
Choose any number from 1 to 1,000.
Pick a separator
Use a new line for lists, a space for prose, a comma for data, or nothing for concatenation.
Repeat
Press Repeat Text to build the output.
Copy the result
Use the copy button in the header or below the result to take the repeated text.
Pro Tips
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Choose New line for divider rows and list markers, where each copy should sit on its own row.
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No separator is the right choice when building a single padded string rather than a list.
- 3
The character total includes separators, so with New line selected a 40-copy divider is 39 characters longer than 40 times the input.
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A repeated dash line has a high character count but only one word, which is expected.
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Keep the count under a few hundred for long blocks, since the result is displayed in one scroll area.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I repeat a word 100 times?
Type the word, set the copy count to 100, choose a separator, and press Repeat Text. The result contains 100 copies joined by the separator you picked.
Can I repeat text with a line break between copies?
Yes. Select New line as the separator and each copy starts on its own row.
Is there a limit to how many times I can repeat text?
The copy count goes up to 1,000. The practical limit is the length of the output, which is displayed in a scrollable area.
Can I repeat a multi-line block?
Yes. Paste several lines as the input and the whole block is repeated, with the separator placed between blocks rather than inside them.
Why does a repeated dash line show one word?
Words are counted by splitting on whitespace, and a run of dashes has no spaces, so the whole run counts as a single token. The character total is still accurate.