What people use it for
- Messages and jokes: "love you" fifty times, a wall of ๐, or a long line of โก to send to a friend.
- Decorative lines: repeat โฟ or โห with no separator to make a divider for a bio or a caption.
- Practice and lists: a word on 20 new lines for handwriting or spelling practice, or numbered lines to fill in later.
- Testing: long text to check how a form, a layout or a text field handles length.
Options
- Between copies: a space, a new line, nothing at all, a comma, or your own separator such as " โก " or " | ".
- Style: repeat the text in bold, cursive, gothic, bubble, small caps and other styles from the font generator, so the whole result is already styled.
- Number each copy: puts 1., 2., 3. in front of every copy, handy with the new line separator.
The result updates as you type. Copy it in one tap, or download it as a .txt file when it is too long to paste comfortably.
Limits
The repeater stops at 10,000 copies or 200,000 characters, whichever comes first, so the page stays fast on a phone. Many apps also cut long messages, and the limit differs from app to app, so if a paste is cut off, lower the number of copies.
Sending the same message many times can be treated as spam by chat apps and group rules. Repeat for fun, not to flood other people.
Questions
How do I repeat text many times?
Type the text in the top box, set Times to the number you want and copy the result. The separator menu decides what goes between the copies.
Can I repeat an emoji?
Yes. Type or paste any emoji or symbol, choose Nothing as the separator for an unbroken line, or Space to keep them apart.
Can I put each copy on its own line?
Yes. Choose New line under Between copies. Tick Number each copy to get a numbered list.
Is there a limit?
Up to 10,000 copies or 200,000 characters. The app you paste into may have a lower limit of its own.