Times Table Answers

Repeat Any Text 100, 1000 or 10000 Times

Paste a line, pick a count, and the box fills with that many copies. Copy the block in one tap or save it as a text file. The copies are built in your browser and go nowhere else.

Repeat it 100, 1000 or 10,000 times

Type something above, then pick a count.

Every page in this section

How long the block actually gets

The length is the phrase length times the count, plus one character for each line break. That last part is why the totals never land on a round number.

Phrase Characters 100 copies, one per line 1000 copies
hi 2 299 2999
sorry 5 599 5999
please 6 699 6999
i love you 10 1099 10999
happy birthday 14 1499 14999

What will refuse a block that size

  • A text message carries 160 characters before it is split into segments and charged as more than one message. Every block on this site is past that.
  • A Discord message is capped at 2000 characters. A hundred copies of a short phrase fits; a thousand copies does not, and the desktop client offers to send it as a file instead.
  • A post on X allows 280 characters on a free account, so even 100 copies of hi, at 299 characters, is too long to post in one go.

Anything the paste box rejects is what the .txt download is for. A file has no limit worth worrying about at these sizes.

One line or one wall

Line breaks decide how it reads. One copy per line makes a wall that scrolls, which is the point on a phone. Joined with spaces it becomes a paragraph that wraps, which is what you want in a field that strips line breaks anyway, such as a display name or a search box. The tool does both; switch before you copy, not after.

Phrases already built

Common ones are pre-rendered so the wall is already on the page when it loads: i love you, hi, sorry, please, happy birthday, i miss you and thank you. Anything not on the list goes in the box above.

The counting half of the site

The same arithmetic, done on numbers instead of characters, is indexed at multiplication answers. The busiest page there is 100 x 100 = 10000, which is roughly the character count of ten copies of a long sentence.