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About this tool
Repeat any text as many times as you like, with your choice of separator.
Type a word, line or block of text, set how many copies you want, and this tool joins that many repetitions together with the separator you choose — a new line, a space, a comma or nothing at all. The count is clamped to a maximum of 10,000 repetitions, and the output rebuilds as you type so you can copy it straight out. It is the quickest way to produce padded filler, repeated list rows or a long block of the same string without holding down paste.
Open Text Repeater on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Paste or type the text you're working with.
Choose how it should be transformed or analyzed.
Copy the finished text into your document or post.
Separate copies by new line, a single space, a comma and space, or run them together with no separator at all.
Counts are clamped between 0 and 10,000, so a stray extra zero cannot lock up the page with a runaway string.
Multi-line input is treated as one unit, so a whole paragraph or a formatted row repeats intact with your separator between copies.
10,000. Anything higher is clamped down to that, and negative values or non-numeric entries are treated as 0, which returns an empty result.
Choose 'New line' as the separator — it is the default. The separator is inserted between copies rather than after each one, so 5 repetitions produce 5 lines with no trailing blank line at the end.
Yes. Whatever is in the input box, including line breaks, is repeated as a single block, with your chosen separator placed between the blocks. Pairing multi-line input with the 'New line' separator is the usual way to build repeated records.
No. The repetition is a plain string join running in your browser, and the result never leaves the page — which matters if you are padding out something that contains real customer data.