Repeat any word, text or emoji 100 or 1000 times, see if it fits in WhatsApp or an SMS, and copy it.
Press Max to repeat it as many times as the app allows.
Limits checked September 2026. Emoji count as 2 or more, as most apps count them, so what fits here fits there.
Type a word, a sentence or an emoji, choose how many times, and copy the result into a chat, a comment or a post. People use it for:
Or tap a ready message like Happy Birthday 🎂, and add emoji with one tap. Up to 100,000 copies. The result updates as you type, and nothing you write leaves your browser.
Every app has its own limit, and a message that is too long gets cut off, split up or refused. Under the tool you can see how the repeated text measures up in WhatsApp, an SMS, an Instagram caption, X, Discord and Telegram.
Press Max and the tool works out the highest number of copies that still fits. For SMS that means one single text message. An SMS holds 160 characters, but only 70 once there is an emoji in it, which is why a short text with a 😂 can arrive as three messages.
Choose what goes between the copies: nothing, a new line, a space, a comma, or anything you like under Other. With None the copies run straight on, hahaha; with Space or Comma they stay on one line with a gap.
The same tool is useful for test data and filler text: a long line to see how a layout handles it, a list of a hundred rows, or a field filled to its maximum. To check the length of your own text, use the Word Counter, and see the limits for every platform on Character Limits.
Type or paste the text in the box, type how many times next to Repeat (it starts at 100 and goes up to 100,000), and press Copy text. The copies follow each other with nothing between them, unless you choose New line, Space, Comma or your own separator under Other. Then paste it wherever you want it.
Repeat your text here, press Copy text, open the chat in WhatsApp, press and hold in the message field and choose Paste. Check WhatsApp under Will it send? first. WhatsApp does not publish a maximum, but a single message is widely reported to stop at 65,536 characters, and a long message shows a Read more link after the first lines.
One SMS holds 160 characters of plain text. A single emoji, or a letter outside the basic SMS alphabet, switches the whole message to a different encoding that holds only 70. Longer texts are split into parts of 153, or 67 with emoji, and joined again on the phone, but each part can be charged as one message. The SMS row under the tool shows how many texts it will be, and Max fits it into one.
Up to 100,000 copies, or 1,000,000 characters, whichever comes first. Beyond that a browser tab, especially on a phone, takes so long to show the result that the page looks frozen. The real limit is usually the app you paste into, which is why the tool checks WhatsApp, SMS, Instagram, X, Discord and Telegram for you.
It depends on the app. X counts every emoji as 2, Bluesky as 1, and most apps count the way the phone stores it, where a simple emoji is 2 and a family or a flag can be 4 to 11. This tool counts emoji the cautious way, so a result that fits here also fits in the app.
Yes, that is how they start: with None chosen they run straight on, hahaha. Choose Space or Comma to keep them on one line with a gap, or New line for one copy per line. Under Other you can put anything between the copies: a dash, an emoji or a whole word.
No. This page works in the browser on any phone, so there is nothing to install and no permissions to give. The text never leaves your device, either: it is repeated in your browser and never sent anywhere.
Sent to friends who are in on the joke, no. Sent to people who did not ask for it, they can be reported as spam, and WhatsApp, Instagram and Discord all limit or ban accounts that send a lot of the same message. Keep it for people who will enjoy it.