Skip to main content

Text Repeater

Loading…

About Text Repeater

The Repeat Text tool duplicates any text or each line individually a specified number of times. Set a separator between repetitions — newline, comma, space, or a custom delimiter — and choose whether to repeat each line independently or the entire block as a whole.

Generating repeated content by hand is tedious and error-prone. This tool handles repetition instantly and consistently at any scale. Enter your template text, set the count, and copy the result — no formulas, no scripts, and no manual copy-pasting required.

Common uses include generating seed data rows for database testing (repeat a template record hundreds of times), creating load-test payloads, producing test fixtures for unit tests, filling mockup lists with placeholder items, and stress-testing parsers with large repeated inputs.

In Line Mode, every line in your input is repeated the specified number of times independently before moving on to the next line. In Block Mode, the entire text block — including its internal structure — is repeated as a whole unit, preserving spacing and formatting between repetitions.

Everything runs locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or transmitted, and no account is required.

How to Use Text Repeater

  1. Enter or paste your text.

  2. Set the number of repetitions.

  3. Choose a separator: newline, comma, space, or custom.

  4. Toggle line mode to repeat each line individually.

Examples

Example — Repeat text 3 times
Input
hello world
Output
hello world
hello world
hello world
Example — Repeat each line
Input
foo
bar
Output
foo
foo
foo
bar
bar
bar

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it repeat each line separately?

Yes — toggle Line Mode to repeat each line in your input the specified number of times independently before moving on to the next line. In Block Mode, the entire input is repeated as a whole unit.

What separators are available?

Newline (each repetition on its own line), comma, space, or any custom string. Newline is usually best for repeated rows of data; comma or space for inline repetitions.

Can I use this to generate test data rows?

Yes — enter a template row (e.g. a CSV row or SQL value), set the count to the number of rows you need, and copy the result directly into your database seed file, test fixture, or data import.

Is there a repetition limit?

No hard limit, but very large repetition counts (10,000+) may slow down your browser. For most practical uses — up to a few thousand repetitions — results appear instantly.

Can I generate a repeated pattern with an incrementing number?

Use Repeat Text to create the repeated lines, then use the Add Line Numbers tool afterward to add sequential numbers to each line. Combining both tools gives you numbered template rows.

Does the separator appear after the last repetition?

No — the separator is placed between repetitions only, not after the final one. The result ends cleanly without a trailing separator.