Repeat a clip several times into one longer video — great for backgrounds, GIF-style loops and looping ambience. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Looping plays the clip through once per repeat while recording, so it takes about the final length to render.
The Loop Video tool repeats a clip several times and exports one longer video — right in your browser, with no upload, no watermark, and no software to install.
Looping is handy for background videos, ambient scenes, and clips you want to run longer without editing. Drop in a video, choose how many times to repeat it, and the tool plays it through that many times while re-encoding a single seamless file. People use it to:
The audio repeats along with the picture. One honest trade-off of doing everything in the browser: it records in real time, so a clip looped several times takes about the final length to export.
No. The video is looped and re-encoded entirely in your browser, so it never leaves your device.
You can repeat a clip up to ten times in one pass. The estimated final length is shown before you export, so you know how long the looped video will be.
Looping plays the clip through once per repeat while recording, so a 10-second clip looped 5 times takes about 50 seconds to render. That is the trade-off for looping locally with no upload.
Yes. The audio repeats along with the video, so the looped file keeps its sound on every repeat.
WebM (VP9 or VP8 with Opus audio) works everywhere in modern browsers. On browsers that support MP4 recording, mainly Safari, an MP4 option appears too.