Text Repeater
Repeat text instantly. Duplicate any text or each line N times with a separator between repetitions. All processing happens in your browser — no data is sent to any server.
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What is a Text Repeater?
A text repeater duplicates text a specified number of times. You can repeat the entire block or each line individually, with a chosen separator (newline, space, comma, or custom) between repetitions. It is useful for generating bulk content, testing, padding, or any task that requires repeated text.
This tool processes your text entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server, so it is safe for sensitive or private content.
How it Works
- Paste or type your text into the input field.
- Set the number of repetitions (1–1000).
- Choose a separator: newline, space, comma, none, or a custom separator.
- Optional: Enable "Repeat each line separately" to repeat each line on its own instead of the whole text.
- View the result in the output field. Copy with one click.
Options
- Number of repetitions: How many times to repeat the text (1–1000).
- Repeat each line separately: When on, each line is repeated independently. When off, the entire input is repeated as one block.
- Separator: What to insert between repetitions — newline (line break), space, comma, none, or a custom string (e.g.
|or---).
Common Use Cases
- Testing: Repeat placeholder text to fill forms or test UI layouts.
- Lists: Duplicate list items with newlines for quick list expansion.
- Padding: Generate repeated characters or lines for formatting.
- Bulk content: Create multiple copies of a template or snippet.
- Data generation: Repeat CSV rows, IDs, or other structured data.
Frequently Asked Questions
When off, the entire input is treated as one block and repeated as a whole. When on, each line is repeated independently. For example, with "A" and "B" on two lines, repeating 2× with newline separator: off gives "A\nB\nA\nB"; on gives "A\nA\nB\nB".
You can repeat up to 1000 times. The limit helps prevent the browser from freezing when generating very large outputs.
No. All processing happens in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.