"I Love You" 100 Times: Copy and Paste

The 3-step workflow

Open our text repeater
Type I love you ❤️ in the input
Click the 100× preset button
Click Copy
Paste anywhere — WhatsApp, Messages, Email, Discord

Total time: 5 seconds.

What you get

With "New line" format (default), you get 100 lines, each saying "I love you ❤️". The output is one block of text — about 1,400 characters total — that pastes into a single message bubble.

Format options

New line: 100 lines tall, takes up the recipient's entire screen when they open it
Space: All 100 on one paragraph, runs across many lines but flows as text
None: Run together: "I love youI love youI love you..." — useful for joke effect
Custom: Use ", " to get "I love you, I love you, I love you..."

Sample of the output

Here's what the first few lines look like:

I love you ❤️
I love you ❤️
I love you ❤️
I love you ❤️
I love you ❤️
...(95 more)

Variations

Personalize it by changing the text:

"I love you Sarah ❤️" — with their name
"Te amo ❤️" — in Spanish
"I love you so much ❤️🥰" — extra emphasis

Or use the line repeater to alternate multiple messages.

Need more?

For an even bigger statement, see "I love you" 1,000 times.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Yes — it's one message containing 100 lines. WhatsApp and most messengers display the full message; the recipient scrolls through it.

Yes. The text is plain Unicode. Paste into iMessage on iPhone or RCS on Android.

Yes — each line includes the emoji. The repeat count counts the line, not individual characters.

A quick, sweet gesture

Repeating "I love you" 100 times takes about ten seconds: type the phrase in the repeater, set the count to 100, choose New line so each one sits on its own row, and copy. Paste it into a message, a note, or a card.

Make it prettier

Add a heart emoji so every line reads I love you ❤️, or switch the Font style to Bold or Fraktur for a decorative look that survives copy-paste into a bio or caption. For a bigger version, see I love you 1,000 times.

Where people use it

Anniversary messages, good-morning texts, a surprise in a shared document, or a hidden message at the end of a long note. It is a small, low-effort way to make someone smile — no app or signup required.

"I love you" — 100 times.