Text Repeater is a free online text repeater that copies any text as many times as you need. Type a word, a sentence, a letter, or an emoji in the box at the top of this page, set the repeat count, and the repeated text appears straight away. There's nothing to install and no account to create, so you can repeat text online from a phone, a tablet, or a computer.
Repeating text by hand works for three or four copies. After that it gets slow, and it's easy to lose count. A text repeater does the counting for you: ask for 500 copies and you get exactly 500, with the separator you choose between each one. You may know this kind of tool as a text duplicator, a repeat text generator, a text repeat generator, or a text repetition tool. They all do the same job.
What you can repeat
Anything you can type, the tool can repeat. It works as a word repeater, a sentence repeater, a letter repeater, and an emoji repeater in one place:
- Words: repeat words online for spelling practice or a vocabulary sheet, or repeat a word multiple times as a joke in a chat.
- Sentences: repeat a sentence online to make a line-writing exercise or to fill a form field for testing.
- Letters: repeat letters online, such as
aorz, to build long strings that test an input's length limit. - Emoji: repeat emoji online, including skin tones, flags, and combined emoji, which stay whole in every copy.
- Paragraphs: text with several lines is repeated as one block, line breaks included.
Your text is copied exactly as written. Capital letters, punctuation, accents, and spaces don't change, so Hello! stays Hello! in every copy. The word repeater and emoji repeater pages run the same tool, with examples for those uses.
Repeat text 100 times, 1000 times, or more
Type any whole number from 1 to 100,000 in the Repeat count box, or use the Quick picks to repeat text 10, 50, 100, 500, or 1,000 times in one tap. The plus and minus buttons change the count by one.
There's no daily limit and no cap on how often you use the tool, so it also works as a bulk text repeater for long lists and test data. The only limit is the size of one result: up to one million characters, which keeps your browser responsive. A single word can be repeated the full 100,000 times, while a long paragraph reaches the limit sooner. If a count would go over it, the tool tells you, and you can lower the count or shorten the text.
Repeat text with spaces, new lines, or commas
The Separator setting decides what goes between one copy and the next:
- New line: each copy starts on its own line. Use it to repeat text with new lines for lists, poems, and rows of test data.
- Space: copies follow each other on one line, like
hi hi hi. Use it to repeat text with spaces in a message or a caption. - Comma: copies are separated by a comma and a space, like
red, red, red, ready for a spreadsheet cell or a list of tags. - None: copies are joined with nothing in between, like
hahaha. - Custom: type your own separator, such as
|or-. Type\nfor a new line or\tfor a tab.
The separator guide shows an example of each option and explains custom separators in more detail.
Repeat text with numbers
Turn on Number each repetition and every copy starts with its position: 1., 2., 3., and so on. Numbering works with every separator, so you can make a numbered list with one copy per line or a numbered sequence on a single line.
Numbered copies help with checklists, sign-up sheets, placeholder rows in a spreadsheet, and any time you want to see at a glance how many copies there are.
Copy repeated text or download it
When the result looks right, select Copy to put all of it on your clipboard, then paste it into a chat, a document, a form, or a code editor. To duplicate text online and keep it for later, Download .txt saves a plain text file named repeated-text.txt.
- iPhone and iPad: tap Copy, then touch and hold where you want the text and choose Paste.
- Android: tap Copy, then touch and hold the text field and choose Paste.
- Windows, Mac, and Chromebook: select Copy, then press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac) to paste.
The Paste button above the text box works the other way round: it brings in whatever is already on your clipboard. The guide to repeating text walks through each device step by step, including what to do when an app cuts off a long message.
Character, word, and line counts
Below the repeated text, the tool shows how many characters, words, and lines the result contains, so you can check it fits before you paste it. Characters are counted the way you see them, so an emoji with a skin tone or a flag counts as one.
Apps don't always count the same way, and some count one emoji as two or more characters. If you're writing for a field with a length limit, the character count guide explains the difference.
A free text repeater that keeps your text private
Text Repeater is free to use, with no sign-up and no limit on how often you use it. Repeating, counting, copying, and downloading all happen in your browser. Your text isn't uploaded to a server or stored anywhere, so it's gone when you close the page. The privacy policy explains what the website itself collects.
The tool works in any modern browser on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chromebook. It handles every language, including right-to-left scripts such as Arabic and Hebrew.
What people use a text repeater for
- Messages: send a friend the same word or emoji many times, or fill a birthday message with hearts.
- Practice: make handwriting, spelling, and vocabulary sheets by repeating a word on every line.
- Testing: create long strings and repeated rows to test input fields, page layouts, and character limits.
- Lists and placeholders: build numbered lists, sample rows, or placeholder text for a document or a spreadsheet.
Please use repeated text considerately. Flooding comments or group chats with long repeated messages can get your account limited by the app you use.
Ready to start? Type your text in the box above and repeat it as many times as you need. To tidy up the result afterwards, paste it into the online text editor.