All Possible Combinations Generator

How It Works

This tool generates all possible combinations of items you provide. For example, if you enter "apple, banana, cherry" and choose length 2, you'll get combinations like "apple, banana", "apple, cherry", and "banana, cherry".

Results:

Total combinations: 0

Step-by-Step Instructions:

  1. Enter your items separated by commas (e.g., "apple, banana, cherry")
  2. Choose the length of combinations you want to generate
  3. Optionally, check "Allow repetition" if you want items to appear multiple times
  4. Click "Generate Combinations" to see all possible combinations
  5. Use "Copy to Clipboard" to easily share or save your results

This tool helps you mix a list of items in every possible way. It is simple and clear.

What Is It?

The All Possible Combinations Generator shows every way to combine a set of items. You enter items separated by commas and pick how many items each group should have. The tool returns combinations without repetition by default. You can also allow items to appear more than once.

How It Works

Type your items in the input box. Use a comma to separate each item. For example, you could type "apple, banana, cherry".

Decide how many items you want in each combination. Use the number input for this.

If you check "Allow repetition", the tool will let items appear more than once in a combination.

Click the "Generate Combinations" button. The tool shows all possible combinations and a total count.

You can copy the results with the "Copy to Clipboard" button.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Enter items as a comma separated list.
  2. Set your desired combination length using the number field.
  3. If you want the same item to repeat in a combination, check "Allow repetition".
  4. Press "Generate Combinations" to see the output.
  5. Click "Copy to Clipboard" to save or share your results.

Input Fields Explained

The first field accepts any text. Write items like "apple, banana, cherry, date".

The second field sets the group size. Use a number you prefer. If repetition is off, the number should not be more than the total items.

The checkbox allows repeated items. Select it if you want to see combinations with repeated entries.

Understanding the Output

The results display each combination on a new line. The count at the top shows how many combinations there are.

This means each line is a valid group based on your settings.

Limitations and Special Notes

If no items are entered, the tool prompts you for input.

If the combination length is too high without allowing repetition, the tool shows a warning.

The generator works best with a modest number of items to avoid long processing times.

Common Use Cases

This guide provides clear instructions to use the All Possible Combinations Generator. Try different inputs and see how the tool helps you explore options. Happy exploring!