Text Repeater

1. Type or paste your text. A word, a sentence, an emoji or a whole paragraph.
2. Choose how many times. Use the 10, 100, 500 and 1,000 buttons or type any number up to 10,000.
3. Pick a separator. New line puts each copy on its own line, Space keeps them on one line, Nothing joins them together, and Custom lets you use a comma, a pipe or anything else.
4. Copy or download. Press Copy text and paste the result, or save it as a .txt file for very long outputs.

They are all the same thing: a tool that takes a word or message and multiplies it as many times as you want. This one runs in your browser, so there is no app to install, and it handles emoji and any language. Turn on Number each copy to get a numbered list (1. hi, 2. hi, …).

WhatsApp accepts very long messages, so even “I love you” 1,000 times fits in one message. Pick New line for one copy per line or Space for one long line, press Copy text, then paste it into the chat. If a message is too long for an app, the “Fits in one message?” row shows it in grey.

• Messages with a punch. “I miss you” 100 times, a birthday wish on repeat, or a wall of heart emoji.
• Testing. Developers and designers use long repeated strings to test how a form, a text field or a layout copes with lots of text, and numbered lines for test data.
• Lines and practice. Teachers and students repeat a word or sentence for writing and spelling practice.
• Filler text. A quick block of repeated words when you need to fill a space before the real copy is ready.

The length grows fast. Here is roughly how many characters you get when a short word is repeated with one new line between each copy:

So “hello” 1,000 times is too long for a single Discord message but fits easily in WhatsApp. More free tools: the random letter generator and the D&D name generator.