You want "hi" repeated 1,000 times. Maybe for a chat joke, maybe for stress testing, maybe just because. Here's how to get it in 3 seconds.
hi"hi" × 1,000 with space separator = 2,999 characters (1,000 "hi"s + 999 spaces). With newline separator: 3,999 characters. Both fit in WhatsApp easily.
Different effects for different jokes. The "run-together" version is the classic for chat humor.
Reading 1,000 "hi"s in your head is genuinely tiring. That's the joke. Whoever you send it to either:
No. One long message to one friend is fine. See our WhatsApp safety guide for what actually triggers bans.
Need "hi" × 1,000 in code? "hi ".repeat(1000) in JavaScript. "hi " * 1000 in Python. The browser tool is faster for one-off tasks.
Pure chat humor. The absurdity of 1,000 hi's scrolling past is the entire joke.
Yes — same workflow, just type "hello" instead of "hi". The word repeater works with any word.
Not really. You're typing "hi" once into the tool; autocomplete only affects what you type, not what the tool repeats.
Type hi into the main repeater, set the count to 1,000, choose a separator (Space keeps it on one line, New line makes a tall column), and press Copy. Paste it wherever you like. If your phone stutters on a huge paste, lower the count or send it in a couple of batches.
Switch the separator to None for a solid hihihi… block, turn on the aLtErNaTiNg letter case for HiHiHi, or add an emoji so each copy becomes hi 👋. You can also use the Invisible font style to send a bubble that looks empty — see the invisible text guide.
A wall of greetings is funny once in a group chat with friends. Blasting it repeatedly, or sending it to people you don't know, is spam and can get an account rate-limited. Keep it playful and occasional.
Repeating something else? Copy any text 1,000 times, or try 67 1,000 times and 1,000 e’s.