String Repeater
Repeat any text a set number of times, with an optional separator between copies and a trailing separator switch. Runs in your browser and updates as you type.
About the String Repeater
The String Repeater takes any text and repeats it a set number of times. You can place a separator between each copy, choose a space, comma, new line, or your own custom string, and optionally add a trailing separator after the last copy. It is handy for building divider lines, filler text, repeated markers, test data, and padded strings. Everything runs in your browser, so your text stays private and is never uploaded.
How it works
- Type or paste the text you want to repeat into the input field.
- Set the count, then pick a separator (none, space, comma, new line, or a custom string).
- Turn on the trailing separator switch if you want the separator added after the last copy too.
- The output and total character length update live; click Copy to grab the result.
Features
- Repeat any text a chosen number of times, updated live as you type.
- Separator options: none, space, comma, new line, or a custom string.
- Optional trailing separator after the final copy.
- Live total output length shown in characters.
- One-click copy of the result.
Frequently asked questions
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. The repeating happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server or logged.
What does the trailing separator switch do?
By default the separator is placed only between copies, so the output does not end with it. Turn the switch on to add the separator after the last copy as well.
Can I use a multi-character separator?
Yes. Choose Custom and type any string, such as ' - ' or '::'. It is inserted between each copy exactly as written.
Is there a limit on the count?
The count is capped at 100,000 repeats to keep the browser responsive. Very large outputs may render more slowly depending on your device.
How is the total length measured?
It counts every character in the output, including any separators and new lines. The figure updates each time you change the text, count, separator, or trailing switch.