About the Loop Video
Loop Video plays your clip again and again and saves the result as one long video. Choose how many times it should play, from 2 up to 100, and pick MP4 or WebM. The tool tells you how long the new video will be before you start. It is handy for background visuals, practice videos, meditation or study clips, and for turning a short moment into something that fills a screen. Everything happens inside your browser, so your video is never uploaded.
Updated October 2026
How to use the Loop Video
- 1Select the video you want to repeat.
- 2Type how many times it should play in total.
- 3Check the length shown under the box, then choose MP4 or WebM.
- 4Press Loop video and wait for the progress bar.
- 5Preview the result and download it.
When a looped video is useful
A short clip repeated many times fills a long screen time without needing a long recording. People use looped videos as moving backgrounds at events and in shop windows, as calming visuals for sleep or meditation, as step by step practice material in dance and exercise, and as reference clips to study a movement again and again.
- Background visuals for a screen or projector
- Practice clips for sport, music and dance
- Study aids that repeat one explanation
- Filler for a longer video edit
Making the repeat look seamless
Loop Video joins the end of the clip to its beginning exactly, so the quality of the loop depends on your footage. Clips whose last frame looks like their first frame, such as waves, a spinning object or a person standing still, loop best. If your clip has a visible jump, trim a second or two off the end first with Trim Video.
Length and file size
The new video is as long as the original multiplied by the number of plays. Because the sound is mixed in memory, the result is limited to 10 minutes. A 15 second clip played 40 times reaches that limit. The picture is capped at 1080 pixels on its shorter side, and the encoder aims for about the bitrate of your original, so the file grows in step with its length.
Combining loops with other edits
Loop first, then adjust. To change the sound level of the repeated video, use Change Video Volume. To remove the sound completely, use Mute Video. If you want to repeat several different clips in a row instead of one clip, Merge Videos joins them in the order you choose, and Video Compressor shrinks the result for sharing.
On a phone or a computer
Pick the clip from your gallery or files app. Long loops use memory and battery, so on a phone keep the result short or plug the phone in. Chrome and Edge support the most formats; recent Safari and Firefox work for common MP4 and WebM files.
Features
- Repeat a clip from 2 to 100 times
- Shows the length of the new video before you start
- Keeps the sound and repeats it with the picture
- MP4 or WebM output
- Joins the repeats into one seamless file
- No upload, no watermark
Frequently asked questions
How many times can I loop a video?
From 2 to 100 plays in total, as long as the finished video is no longer than 10 minutes. A 30 second clip can be repeated up to 20 times.
Does the number mean extra repeats or total plays?
It means total plays. Type 3 and the video plays three times in a row, so the result is three times as long as the original.
Will there be a gap or flicker between repeats?
No. The frames are placed one after another with no pause. How smooth the join looks depends on whether the end of your clip matches its start.
Can I make a video loop forever?
A file cannot be endless, but you can make it long enough for your needs. For a web page, a short clip with the loop attribute on the video element repeats forever without making a big file.
Is the sound repeated too?
Yes. The sound plays again with each repeat and stays in step with the picture.
Which formats work?
MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV files that your browser can decode. The new video is saved as MP4 or WebM.
Why does a long loop take a while?
Every repeat is encoded as part of the new file, so a 10 minute result takes roughly as long to make as a 10 minute video. Keep this tab open until it finishes.
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. It is processed by your browser on your own device, so nothing is sent to a server.