About the Text Repeater
Repeating text by hand is the kind of small job that eats five minutes and produces a miscount. Type or paste the block once, set the number of copies, and the result appears already joined. The whole input is treated as one unit, so a three line block repeated four times gives twelve lines in the original order rather than each line being repeated on its own.
The separator decides what the output is for. New line suits test fixtures and mock data. Blank line keeps repeated paragraphs readable in a document. Space or comma builds a single long line, which is what you want for a CSV row or a padding string. Choosing nothing at all concatenates the copies with no gap, which is how you build a run of the same character for a divider or a width test.
Numbering prefixes each copy with its position, turning the output into a quick ordered list without any spreadsheet work. There is a ceiling of five thousand copies and a two million character cap on the result, and hitting either gives a clear message rather than a frozen tab, since the whole job runs in the page. For repeating each word separately instead of the block as a whole, Word Repeater does that, and Lorem Ipsum Generator is the better source of filler when the words themselves do not matter.
How to use
- Type or paste the text you want duplicated.
- Set How many copies you need.
- Choose the separator, and tick Number each copy for an ordered list.
- Copy the result or download it.
Common questions
- What is the maximum number of copies?
- Five thousand, and the result is also capped at two million characters so the page stays responsive.
- Can I repeat a multi line block?
- Yes. The whole block counts as one copy, so its internal line order is preserved every time.
- How do I repeat a character with no gaps?
- Set the separator to Nothing. Fifty copies of a dash then give you a solid fifty character rule.
- Does numbering start at one?
- Yes, and the number is followed by a full stop and a space at the start of each copy.