Repeat Text
Repeat any word, phrase or block of text as many times as you like, with optional separators, line breaks or numbering between each copy. Free, instant and processed entirely in your browser.
How to use the Repeat Text tool
- Enter your text. Type or paste the word, phrase, emoji or block of text you want duplicated.
- Set the count and separator. Choose how many copies you need and what goes between them — a new line, space, comma or a custom string. Turn on numbering if you want each copy labelled.
- Copy or download. The repeated text is built instantly. Copy it to the clipboard or save it as a text file.
About this tool
Repeating text by hand is tedious and error-prone. This free repeater does it in one step, which is handy for building test data, filling a design mock-up with placeholder content, generating a numbered list, padding a file to a certain size, or creating repeated separators and dividers. The separator options let you produce a clean comma-separated string, a stack of identical lines, or one long run-on block with nothing between copies.
The whole thing runs locally in your browser with plain JavaScript — nothing you type is uploaded or stored. To keep the page responsive, the tool has a generous safety cap on the total output size; if you ask for an amount that would be enormous it shows a clear message instead of freezing your browser.
Frequently asked questions
How many times can I repeat text?
Up to 100,000 copies, as long as the total output stays within the built-in size limit of about eight million characters. If a request would exceed that, the tool asks you to reduce the text length or the count.
How do I put each copy on its own line?
Leave the separator on “New line” (the default). Every copy then appears on a separate line. Choose “Space” or “Nothing” instead if you want them on one line.
Can I number the repetitions?
Yes. Tick “Number each copy” and every repetition is prefixed with its position — 1. , 2. , 3. and so on — which is useful for quickly drafting numbered lists.
Does it work with emoji and non-English characters?
Yes. The text is repeated exactly as you enter it, including emoji, accented letters and characters from any language, so counts and output stay faithful to your input.