Text Repeater

Repeat any text or word a set number of times, with separators, numbering and {n} counters.

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How it works

Paste the text, word or line you want to duplicate, choose how many copies you need and the repeated text appears instantly — no button to press. The separator dropdown decides what goes between the copies: a new line (handy for making lists), nothing at all (to repeat a word or character in one long string), a space, a comma, a blank line, or any custom string you type — \n and \t in the custom box become a real line break and tab. Switch on numbering to prefix every copy with 1. 2. 3., or put {n} anywhere in your text and it is replaced by the copy number, so "Row {n}" becomes Row 1, Row 2, Row 3 — perfect for test data, CSV filler or numbered templates. Everything is generated by JavaScript in your browser: your text is never uploaded, and there are no ads or sign-ups.

Frequently asked questions

How do I repeat text multiple times?

Paste your text in the top box, type how many copies you want, and pick what should go between them — a new line, nothing at all, a space, a comma, a blank line or your own custom separator. The repeated text appears instantly in the result box, ready to copy or download as a .txt file.

Can I repeat a word or line with numbers?

Yes. Tick "Number each copy" to prefix every repetition with 1. 2. 3. and so on. For full control, put {n} anywhere inside your text and it is replaced by the copy number — so "Row {n},value" produces Row 1,value / Row 2,value / Row 3,value, which is handy for CSV test data and numbered templates.

How many times can I repeat text, and is my text uploaded anywhere?

You can generate up to 100,000 copies or about 5 million characters in one go; past that the tool asks you to lower the count so your browser stays responsive. Nothing is ever uploaded — all repeating happens locally in your browser with JavaScript, so it is safe for private or confidential text, and there are no ads or sign-ups.

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