Text repeater
Type some text, choose how many times to repeat it and which separator to use: the result is ready to copy in one click.
What is a text repeater good for?
More things than you'd expect: web and app developers use it to generate test data and see how a form behaves with 5,000 characters stuffed inside; spreadsheet users can whip up columns of identical values to paste in seconds; anyone printing labels or testing a printer can generate pages of repeated lines without endless manual copy-paste. It works for the fun stuff too, like repeating a song chorus or a birthday wish a hundred times in a message.
Which separator to choose (and why there's a limit)
"New line" puts each repetition on its own line: perfect for lists and files you plan to import. "Space" creates one continuous block, handy for filling text fields during testing. "Comma" produces a compact CSV-style list, ready for spreadsheets and value lists. The cap of 10,000 repetitions (plus a limit on the total character count) is there to keep your browser from freezing while building strings tens of megabytes long.