Type your text, set how many copies you want and pick what goes between them: a new line, a blank line, a space, a comma or nothing. The repeated text appears straight away with its length. Three copies of ab joined by spaces give ab ab ab, which is 8 characters.
Developers filling a form field to test its length limit, teachers building a handwriting sheet, and testers who need a long block of sample data all reach for the same trick: copy, paste, repeat. This replicator does the repetition for you. Enter the text once, choose a count from 1 to 1,000 and a separator, and copy the result. Alongside it you see the total characters, words and lines, so you can confirm the block is exactly the size a field or test case needs. The output is capped at 200,000 characters to keep the page responsive; for larger files, a script is the better route.
Type or paste a word, sentence or paragraph, or open a .txt file from your device.
Use the minus and plus buttons or type a number of copies from 1 to 1,000.
Pick new line, blank line, space, comma or nothing to go between the copies.
Check the character and word totals, then copy the repeated text into your document or field.
Result Repeated text: ab ab ab
Copies: 3
Characters: 8
Words: 3
Lines: 1
Three copies of ab joined by single spaces give 8 characters: six letters and two spaces.
Result Repeated text: Hello world
Hello world
Hello world
Hello world
Copies: 4
Characters: 47
Words: 8
Lines: 4
Each copy sits on its own line, so 4 copies of an 11-character phrase plus 3 line breaks make 47 characters.
Result Repeated text: x, x, x, x, x
Copies: 5
Characters: 13
Words: 5
Lines: 1
Five copies of x joined by a comma and a space, the format many spreadsheets and test inputs expect.
characters = N × L + (N − 1) × S
NLSThe text is joined to itself N times with the separator placed only between copies, never after the last one, so there are N − 1 separators. Word totals are the words in one copy multiplied by N. Lines count every line break in the output, including any already inside your text.
No. Separators go only between copies, so 5 copies joined by commas contain 4 commas. Add one by hand if your format needs a trailing separator.
Up to 1,000 copies and 200,000 characters in total. If a request would go past that, the tool tells you the size it would reach so you can lower the count or shorten the text.
Yes. Line breaks inside your text are kept in every copy. Choosing Blank line as the separator leaves an empty line between paragraphs, which keeps them readable.
Each visible character counts once, so an emoji made of several code points, or an é written with a combining accent, adds one to the character total.
Common uses are testing maximum lengths in forms and databases, filling a layout to see how it handles overflow, making practice sheets, and building simple lists for spreadsheets.
No. The copies are built in your browser, and nothing you type is stored after you leave the page.
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). Text Replicator. Tools Directory. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://tools.milunir.com/text-tools/text-utilities/text-replicator/
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