The Word Repeater repeats any word or phrase as many times as you ask. Type it into the box at the top of this page, choose a count from 1 to 100,000, and the repeated text appears instantly, ready to copy or download. It's free, there's nothing to install, and your text never leaves your browser.
Typing the same word over and over is slow, and it's easy to lose count. A word repeater does the counting for you: ask for 100 copies of Hello and you get exactly 100, separated the way you want. It's the quickest way to repeat a word multiple times without copying and pasting it by hand.
Repeat a single word, a phrase, or a sentence
The tool repeats whatever is in the box exactly as you typed it, including capital letters, punctuation, and spaces. A single word like Hello, a phrase like See you soon, and a full sentence all work the same way: the whole text is one unit, and that unit is repeated.
To repeat emoji, the emoji repeater starts with an emoji example and no separator. For longer text with several lines, the main text repeater runs the same tool with New line as its starting separator.
Repeat a word 10, 100, or 1,000 times
Enter any whole number from 1 to 100,000 in Repeat count, use the − and + buttons, or tap one of the Quick picks: 10, 50, 100, 500, or 1,000. The result updates straight away, so you can try a few counts and watch the size change underneath.
There's no daily limit and no cap on how often you use the tool. The only limit is the size of one result, 1,000,000 characters, which keeps your browser responsive. Hello with Space fits all 100,000 times, while a ten-letter word such as friendship reaches the limit at about 90,900 copies. If a count is too high, the tool says so, and you can lower it or shorten the text.
Choose how the words are separated
The separator goes between one copy and the next, never after the last one. This page starts with Space, which suits most messages:
- Space: copies follow each other on one line, like
Hello Hello Hello. - New line: each copy starts on its own line, which suits lists, practice sheets, and spreadsheet columns.
- Comma: a comma and a space between copies, like
Hello, Hello, Hello. - None: copies run together with nothing in between, like
hahaha. - Custom: type your own separator, such as
|or-. Use\nfor a new line and\tfor a tab.
The separator guide shows each option side by side, including blank lines and tabs.
Numbered lists for spelling and writing practice
Turn on Number each repetition and each copy starts with its number, a period, and a space: 1., 2., 3., and so on. Choose New line as well and you get a numbered list with one copy per line.
That's handy for spelling practice, handwriting sheets, and typing drills. Type a tricky word or a child's name, set the count to 10 or 20, and paste the list into a document to print. For a blank line to write on between copies, choose Custom and type \n\n as the separator.
Word, character, and line counts
Below the result, the tool shows how many Characters, Words, and Lines it contains, and the numbers update as you type. For example, Hello repeated 100 times with Space is 100 words and 599 characters: 500 letters plus 99 spaces.
Words are runs of characters separated by spaces, tabs, or line breaks. A phrase like I love you adds three words per copy, and copies joined with None form one long word. Other apps may count differently; the character count guide explains why.
Copy, paste, or download
Select Copy to put the whole result on your clipboard, then paste it into a chat, an email, a document, or a form. Download .txt saves a UTF-8 text file named repeated-text.txt, which suits long results and test data.
On a phone, tap Copy, then touch and hold the message box in WhatsApp, Messenger, or any other app and choose Paste. On a computer, press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac). Many apps limit how long a message can be. If the pasted text is cut off, lower the repeat count or split it across several messages. The guide to repeating text covers each device step by step.
Ideas for repeated words
- Messages: send a friend
Happy birthday20 times, or a longhahahamade with None. - Practice sheets: repeat a spelling word, a times-table line, or a child's name on numbered lines to print for handwriting practice.
- Language learning: repeat new vocabulary or a phrase you want to memorise, one copy per line, and read it aloud.
- Names: repeat a name for place cards, a class list, or a birthday cheer in a group chat.
- Testing: fill a form field, see how a layout copes with a long word, or make sample rows for a spreadsheet.
- Placeholders: repeat
TBDto mark space in a draft until the real text is ready.
Want several different words? Type them on one line, like red green blue, and they're repeated together as one unit. To edit the result afterwards, paste it into the online text editor.
Free, private, and considerate
The word repeater is free, with no sign-up and no app to install, and it works in any modern browser on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, Mac, and Chromebook. Your text is processed on your device and never uploaded or stored, so it's gone when you close or reload the page. The privacy page explains what the website itself collects.
Repeated words are great for practice, testing a layout, or a playful message to a friend. Flooding comments or group chats can get your account limited by the app you use, so keep it friendly.
Ready to try it? Type your word in the box above and repeat it as many times as you like.