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Loop video

Repeat a video 2, 3, or 10 times, or until it runs for a minute or an hour, without re-encoding it. It’s free, with no watermark.

Files stay on your device

Drop a video to loop

Repeat it a number of times, or until it runs as long as you need. Nothing is re-encoded.

MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, MPEG-TS, and 3GP videos.

How to loop a video

Open a video, choose how many times it plays or how long the result should be, and save one file with the plays back to back. The preview loops so you can see whether the end meets the start smoothly. This video looper copies the video instead of re-encoding it, so every play keeps the original quality, and the file never leaves your device.

  1. Step 1

    Choose a video
    Pick a file or drop it into the looper above.
  2. Step 2

    Choose the loop
    A number of plays, or how long it should run.
  3. Step 3

    Download the video
    Save the looped video when it is ready.

What to expect

Supported inputs
MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and other files this browser can read.
What happens
The video’s own frames and sound are copied once for each play, in the same format, so nothing is re-encoded. A set length ends partway through the last play.
Limits
Up to 10,000 plays. The file grows with each play: ten plays of a 5 MB clip make about 50 MB. Subtitle and extra audio tracks are left out.

For one format, size, or task

The same tool, with the settings already picked.

Your files stay on your device

Your computer does the work, so the file never has to be uploaded, and that’s also why it’s free: there’s no server time for us to pay for. You don’t need an account, and nothing you make gets a watermark.

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Kari, a supporter

Questions

Choose Length, then 60 minutes. The video repeats until the file runs an hour, ending partway through the last play if it doesn’t divide evenly.

No. The frames and sound are copied, not re-encoded, so every play is identical to the original.

Open it here: the preview plays it on repeat, so you can watch the moment the end meets the start before you save.

The clip itself doesn’t end where it starts. Trim a few frames off the end with Trim video, then loop it again.