Repeat Text

Repeat any string with a separator you choose

The repeater takes whatever you type in the input panel and emits it Times times in a row, joined by the separator you select. Times ranges from 1 to 1000. Useful for stress-testing a UI, padding a CSV column, or generating a quick test fixture.

The Separator dropdown has four options: Newline (the default, one copy per line), Space (single space between copies), Nothing (copies butted up against each other with no separator), and Comma (a comma plus space, useful for inline lists).

If the input panel is empty, the seed defaults to the word Hello so the output is never blank. Replace it with whatever you actually want to repeat. For a single-word random pick use the random word generator; for canonical filler paragraphs use the Lorem ipsum generator.

How to use repeat text

1Type or paste the text to repeat into the input panel.
2Set Times in the option panel (1-1000).
3Pick a Separator: Newline, Space, Nothing, or Comma.
4The output panel shows the repeated text joined by your separator.
5Click Copy or Download to grab the result.

Keyboard shortcuts

Drive TextResult without touching the mouse.

Shortcut	Action
`Ctrl` `F`	Open the find & replace panel inside the input Plus
`Ctrl` `Z`	Undo the last input change
`Ctrl` `Shift` `Z`	Redo
`Ctrl` `Shift` `Enter`	Toggle fullscreen focus on the editor Plus
`Esc`	Close find & replace, or exit fullscreen
`Ctrl` `K`	Open the command palette to jump to any tool Plus
`Ctrl` `S`	Save current workflow draft Plus
`Ctrl` `P`	Run a saved workflow Plus

What this tool actually does

Up to 1000 copies

Times sets the repeat count from 1 to 1000. 1 emits the seed once (no separator); higher values stamp out copies joined by the chosen separator.

Four separator options

Newline joins with \n, Space joins with a single space, Nothing joins with the empty string (no gap), Comma joins with , (comma plus space).

Empty input falls back to `Hello`

If the input panel is empty, the seed defaults to the word Hello. Replace it with anything you want; the seed can include line breaks, punctuation, emoji.

Multiline seeds repeat verbatim

Whatever you put in the input is the unit that repeats. A two-line seed with the Newline separator produces line1\nline2\nline1\nline2....

Browser-only

The repeat is computed in JavaScript via Array(n).fill(seed).join(sep). No upload, no log.

Worked example

Seed banana, Times 5, Separator newline. Switch the separator to Comma to get banana, banana, banana, banana, banana on one line.

Input

banana

Output

banana
banana
banana
banana
banana

Settings reference

Option	Effect on output
Times	How many copies of the seed to emit. Default 5, minimum 1, maximum 1000.
Separator = Newline	Join with `\n` (one copy per line). Default.
Separator = Space	Join with a single space.
Separator = Nothing	Join with the empty string. Copies are butted together.
Separator = Comma	Join with `,` (comma plus space).
Empty input	Defaults to the word `Hello` so the output is never blank.
Multiline seed	Repeats verbatim. The line breaks inside the seed are preserved on every copy.

FAQ

What if I leave the input empty?

The seed defaults to the word Hello. Type something into the input panel to override it.

Can I repeat a multiline block?

Yes. Whatever is in the input (including line breaks) is the unit that repeats. With Separator set to Newline, copies are joined by an extra line break.

How do I get a comma-separated list?

Set Separator to Comma. The output is seed, seed, seed with comma-plus-space between each copy.

Why does Times cap at 1000?

A safety bound to keep the output panel responsive. For larger volumes, run the tool twice and concatenate, or use a script.

Is the output sent anywhere?

No. The repeat is computed in your browser; nothing leaves the page.

Also known as

repeat text duplicate text text duplicator repeat string n times text multiplier string repeater copy text n times duplicate line generator text padding tool