The letter o repeated 100 or 1,000 times, plus the classic "Nooooo…" and "Sooo…" with exactly 1,000 o’s.
Stretching a word is how text shows emotion: "Nooooo" is despair, "Sooooo good" is enthusiasm, "Goooooal" is a commentator losing it. Push the stretch to 100 or 1,000 o’s and the word becomes the joke. The buttons above make "No", "So" and "Goal" with exactly the right number of o’s.
A hundred o’s fits on a couple of lines on a phone. A thousand is a solid wall of text that wraps across the whole screen.
| Copies | Characters | Lines | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100× | 100 | 1 | 100 B |
| 1,000× | 1,000 | 1 | 1000 B |
| 10,000× | 10,000 | 1 | 9.8 KB |
Measured for o with no separator between copies. Characters are counted the way most apps count them (UTF-16).
Use the "Nooo" or "Sooo" buttons, or open the main text repeater: type o, set the count, choose None as the separator, and type the start of the word in the prefix field (and the end in the suffix). That gives you "Nooo…o" or "Sooo…o good" with any number of o’s.
1,000 e’s · No × 1,000 · 100 times · 1,000 times · all copy & paste pages · full text repeater
Tap “oooo… (100)” to copy exactly 100 o’s, or keep the box on 100 and tap Copy.
Tap “Nooo… (1,000 o’s)”. It copies an N followed by exactly 1,000 o’s.
Yes. Tap “OOOO… (1,000)”, or type a capital O in the box.
Yes. The joined version of 100 o’s is exactly 100 characters, and 1,000 is exactly 1,000. The counter under the output confirms it.