Repeat a phrase, then copy and paste it
Sometimes one "sorry" is not enough. This repeat text tool takes a short phrase, repeats it as many times as you want, and hands you a block you can copy and paste anywhere. Type the phrase, set the count, and go — the most-searched jobs, sorry 100 times and I love you 100 times, are one tap each.
The plain Normal card is the literal repeated text — real characters and line breaks — so it pastes cleanly into a message, a note, a caption, or a comment. Every other card is the same block restyled in a Unicode font, in case you want the repetition to stand out.
Shape the copies — pyramid, staircase, diagonal, box
A flat list is only the start. Switch the arrangement and the same copies rearrange themselves into a shape, so "say it a hundred times" becomes something closer to art.
— Inline: every copy on one long line, separated by a divider you choose.
— Pyramid / Reverse Pyramid: the copies build up (or taper down) into a centered triangle.
— Staircase / Diagonal: one copy per row, each stepped further to the right.
— Box Grid: the copies tile into a rectangle with a column count you set.
The shaped arrangements lean on indentation, so the tool rebuilds that indentation from an invisible character (U+2800) rather than plain spaces. That helps the shape survive apps that strip whitespace — the same trick the vertical text generator uses — though it is still smart to preview before you post.
Say sorry 100 times — or I love you 100 times
The two phrases people repeat most are an apology and a declaration. Both start from a quick-fill chip.
I love you ×100 → a heartfelt block for a message, a caption, or a card.
Keep the phrase short so the block stays readable, and remember the count caps at 200 — enough for "100 times," its "200 times" sibling, and anything in between. Want a bio that physically scrolls instead of a static block? That is a different job — the scrolling text generator handles it.