Repeat each line, separately.

Two repetition modes

This tool gives you two ways to repeat multi-line input — pick whichever fits your use case.

Group mode (default)

Each line is repeated N times in sequence before moving on. So apple / banana / cherry repeated 3× becomes:

apple
apple
apple
banana
banana
banana
cherry
cherry
cherry

Interleave mode

The whole sequence is repeated N times. Same input gives:

apple
banana
cherry
apple
banana
cherry
apple
banana
cherry

When this is useful

• Spreadsheet data: Generate test rows where each value repeats — useful for SQL inserts and CSV files.
• Test cases: Run the same set of test inputs multiple times to check for flakiness.
• Repeated playlists: Convert a setlist into a longer practice list.
• Drilling and memorization: Repeat each vocabulary word three times for practice.

Group vs. interleave modes

The line repeater works on multi-line input and offers two orders. Group repeats each line together before moving on (AAA BBB CCC), which is ideal for building blocks of identical rows. Interleave repeats the whole set in sequence (ABC ABC ABC), which mirrors how you would loop a list. Pick the one that matches the structure you need — the live counters show total lines and characters as you type.

Common uses

Line repeating is handy for spreadsheet fills, generating test data where each label needs a fixed number of rows, duplicating checklist items, and expanding a short list into a longer one. Combined with the case and font controls, each output line can be transformed as it is repeated. Download the result as .txt, or as .csv when each line should become its own spreadsheet row.

Limits and alternatives

Each line repeats up to 1,000 times, with output capped near 10 million characters. For a single word or character at much higher counts, use the word repeater or character repeater; for unique values on every row, use the main repeater's dynamic tokens described in the mock-data guide.