Text Repeater
The Text Repeater is a practical tool for quickly duplicating text. With flexible
settings for repetition count and separator characters, you can repeat and combine texts
as many times as you want. Perfect for generating test data, content duplication, or
creative text manipulation.
Getting Started
With the Text Repeater, you can quickly and easily multiply your text:
- Enter text: Type the text you want to repeat
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Set repetition count: Use the input field or slider (1-50 repetitions)
- Choose separator: Pick a character to separate each repetition
- Copy result: The repeated text is generated automatically
๐ก Tip: Use the "Example" button for a quick demo with standard values!
Main Features
Text Input
Enter the text that should be repeated:
- Direct input: Type or paste your text into the text field
- File upload: Upload a text file and repeat its content
- Arbitrary length: From single characters to several MB of text
โน๏ธ Info: The text is repeated exactly as you enter it. All special
characters, spaces, and umlauts are preserved.
Repetition Count
Determine how many times the text should be repeated:
- Minimum: 1 repetition (displays the text once)
- Maximum: 50 repetitions
- Input methods: Direct input field or slider
- Real-time update: The result is updated immediately
Formula: Output = Text ร Repetition Count
Text = The entered text | Repetition Count = Number of
repetitions
Fill Character (Separator)
Choose the character that separates each repetition. There are predefined options and the
ability to set a custom character:
- Newline (\\n): Each repetition on a new line - perfect for lists
- Tab (\\t): Tab character for indentation in tables
- No separator: Text is concatenated directly without a separator
- Custom: Enter any character or string (e.g., ",", " | ", " --- ")
Output format:
Text + Fill Character + Text + Fill Character + ... + Text
Example with "Newline": "Hello\nHello\nHello" (3 ร "Hello")
Example with ",": "Hello,Hello,Hello" (3 ร "Hello")
Output Text
The result is generated and displayed automatically:
- Live update: Changes are processed immediately
- Copyable: You can easily copy the result to your clipboard
- Arbitrarily large: Works even with large numbers of repetitions
๐ก Tip: Use the copy button next to the output field to copy the result
directly!
Use Cases
When is the Text Repeater particularly useful?
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Test data generation: Quickly create repeating datasets for
databases and tests
- Content duplication: Multiply content for templates and lists
- CSV/table processing: Generate structured data with separators
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Search engine optimization: Create placeholder text and page
content
- Code generation: Write repeating code structures
- Creative writing: Experiment with textual patterns and rhythms
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Training & presentation: Generate sample data for demos and talks
Tips & Best Practices
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Choose the right separators: Use newlines for lists, commas for CSV
data, and spaces for flowing text.
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Custom separators: You can enter complex separators like " | " or "
--- " for more flexibility.
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Large repetition counts: With very many repetitions, the output can
become very large - keep storage capacity in mind!
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File upload for long text: If your text is very large, use upload
instead of manual copy-paste.
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Use slider for quick adjustment: Use the slider to quickly preview
different repetition counts.
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Watch for whitespace: Make sure your input text doesn't have
unwanted spaces or line breaks.
Practical Examples
CSV Data Generation
Example: Create a list with 10 ร "Entry 1"
Settings: Text: "Entry 1", Repetitions: 10, Separator: Newline
Result: 10 rows with "Entry 1" each - perfect for bulk import into
databases!
Code Pattern
Example: Generate a repeating pattern for web design
Settings: Text: "โ
", Repetitions: 20, Separator: (none)
Result: "โ
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" - a rating bar!
Structured Text
Example: Create a comma-separated list
Settings: Text: "Item", Repetitions: 5, Separator: ", "
Result: "Item, Item, Item, Item, Item" - ready for presentation!
Test Data for Forms
Example: Generate test data for user testing
Settings: Text: "Test User #", Repetitions: 50, Separator: Newline
Result: 50 test user names for automated testing of user management
systems!