Type the text, choose how many copies you want and what goes between them, and the repeated result appears ready to copy. Three copies of Hello world on separate lines give 35 characters: 33 for the text and two line breaks. The limit is 1000 copies or 200,000 characters.
Developers filling a form with test data, designers checking how a long label wraps, and people making a row of emoji for a message all need the same thing: one piece of text, many times over. Typing it by hand is slow and easy to miscount. Here you set the number of copies with the plus and minus buttons, pick a line break, space, comma or no gap between them, and copy the output. The character, word and line counts tell you whether the result will fit a field limit before you paste it. Emoji and accented letters count as single characters. Output is capped at 200,000 characters so the page stays responsive.
Type or paste a word, sentence, symbol or several lines into the box.
Use the minus and plus buttons or type a whole number from 1 to 1000.
Pick New line, Space, Comma or Nothing to decide what sits between copies.
Check the character and line counts, then copy the repeated text.
Result Repeated text: Hello world
Hello world
Hello world
Copies: 3
Characters: 35
Words: 6
Lines: 3
Three copies of an 11-character phrase plus two line breaks give 35 characters, 6 words and 3 lines.
Result Repeated text: yes, yes, yes, yes
Copies: 4
Characters: 18
Words: 4
Lines: 1
Four copies of yes joined by a comma and a space, handy for filling test data.
Result Repeated text: 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉
Copies: 5
Characters: 9
Words: 0
Lines: 1
Each emoji counts as one character, so five of them with four spaces make 9.
length = L × n + s × (n − 1)
LnsThe copies are joined with the separator placed only between them, never after the last one, so n copies have n − 1 separators. Characters are counted as graphemes, which means a flag or a skin-toned emoji counts once even though it is built from several code points.
Up to 1000 copies, as long as the output stays under 200,000 characters. A 40-character line repeated 1000 times would pass 40,000, which is fine; a 300-character paragraph repeated 1000 times would not.
Yes. Paste a block with line breaks and the whole block is copied as one unit, with your chosen separator between blocks. The Lines figure counts every line in the output.
Each visible emoji counts as one character, including flags and emoji with skin tones that are stored as several code points. Some sites count code points instead and will report a larger number.
The separators add to it. With a comma separator each gap is two characters, a comma and a space, so four copies of yes give 12 plus 6, which is 18.
No. The repetition happens in your browser and nothing you type is stored on a server or added to the link the Share button creates.
Using this tool in an assignment, article or report? Copy a citation, or a link for your website.
Tools Directory Editorial Team. (2026, October 9). Repeat Text. Tools Directory. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://tools.milunir.com/text-tools/text-utilities/repeat-text/
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