Enter text and repeat it any number of times, joined by a newline, space, comma or a separator of your own.
Quick presets
Repeat Text
Text to repeat
Result
Runs in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded or stored.
ToolFeather · Any separator
Scratchpad auto-saved
Stored in this browser (localStorage)
About the Repeat Text
Sometimes you need the same string over and over — a placeholder repeated to test a layout, a character used to build a divider, or a phrase duplicated for a bulk template. This tool repeats whatever you type as many times as you ask, joined however you like.
Set the number of Times, then pick a Separator: a new line puts each copy on its own row, a space or comma keeps them inline, "None" joins them with nothing between, and "Custom" lets you supply any separator you want. Tick Add trailing separator if you also need the separator after the final copy, which is handy when the output feeds into another list.
The result and a character count update instantly, and everything runs in your browser so nothing is uploaded.
Examples
"=" repeated 40 times with None → a ruler line for plain-text docs.
"Lorem ipsum" × 10 with New line → quick filler for a mockup.
"?item=" × 5 with a Custom separator → a scaffold for a query string.
Frequently asked questions
5 answers
Is there a limit on how many times I can repeat?
There is no fixed cap, but very large counts produce very large output that can be slow to render. Keep it reasonable for smooth performance.
What does the trailing separator option do?
By default the separator sits only between copies. Enable this to add one after the last copy too, so the output ends with the separator.
Can I repeat multiple lines at once?
Yes. The entire contents of the box — including line breaks — is treated as the unit that gets repeated.
What is the 'None' separator for?
It joins the copies directly with nothing in between, which is useful for building solid lines of a single character.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The text is repeated locally in your browser and never sent to a server.