Text Repeater

In short Repeating text outputs the same string a set number of times with a separator you choose — a new line, a space, a comma, or nothing at all. The separator choice is what makes it useful rather than a novelty. Repeating on new lines builds a list; repeating with commas builds a row for a CSV or an SQL statement; repeating with nothing produces a single long string, which is the form used for padding a field to a length or generating test input. The common uses are creating test data of a known size, building a repeated structure to paste into a spreadsheet, and generating placeholder rows. One caution worth stating: very large repeat counts produce output that browsers handle badly. Tens of thousands of copies of a long string will make any page sluggish and may exhaust memory, and the output is usually more than you can paste anywhere useful. If you need a large volume of test data, build a small block and repeat it in the destination rather than in the browser.