What is a text repeater?
A text repeater duplicates text a chosen number of times. It can separate repetitions with spaces, line breaks or custom text and produce long strings or numbered rows for testing.
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A text repeater duplicates words, messages or emoji with your choice of separators and numbering. Generate up to 10,000 repetitions, inspect the counts, and copy or download the result without uploading your text.
Up to 10,000 UTF-16 input units. Whitespace and emoji are preserved.
No trailing separator. Output is capped at 1,000,000 UTF-16 units to keep your browser responsive.
Tokens use a rough 4 UTF-16 units per token estimate, not a model tokenizer. Emoji, languages and code can differ greatly. Code points count combining marks separately.
Paste your text, word or emoji, or choose a test-data preset.
Set a whole-number repetition count from 1 to 10,000.
Select a separator and optionally enable numbering with a {n} placeholder.
Review the result and counts, then copy it or download the TXT file.
A text repeater duplicates text a chosen number of times. It can separate repetitions with spaces, line breaks or custom text and produce long strings or numbered rows for testing.
Choose 1 to 10,000 repetitions. Tornic also caps the output at 1,000,000 UTF-16 code units, so long input may require fewer repetitions.
Turn on numbering and choose New line. Put {n} anywhere in your text to insert the one-based repetition number. Without a placeholder, the tool adds a numbered prefix.
Unicode code points, UTF-16 units and UTF-8 bytes are counted separately. A visible emoji may contain several code points. Tokens are only a rough estimate; use the target model’s tokenizer for exact limits.
Repetition, counts, copying and downloads run locally in this page. This tool does not upload or persist the text you enter. Reloading resets it.
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