Loop Video Online
Repeat a whole video or selected clip online. Choose a repeat count or target duration, keep or remove the audio, and download one extended video file.
Repeat a Video or Selected Clip
Upload a video, select the exact section you want to repeat, and preview how its endpoints connect. You can repeat the selection up to five times or extend it toward a target duration.
The tool places copies of the selected range one after another. A visually seamless result depends on the first and last frames matching naturally; the tool does not automatically hide a mismatched cut.
How to Loop a Video Online
This video looper creates a new file by repeating the selected range. Select the whole source or isolate a shorter action, then choose either a fixed number of repetitions or an approximate target duration.
Step-by-step
- Upload or drag and drop a video file.
- Use the timeline or timestamps to select the part you want to repeat.
- Choose Repeat count or Target duration.
- Set up to five repetitions, or enter the desired duration.
- Keep Include audio enabled or turn it off for a silent loop.
- Preview the selected range, click Loop video, and download the result.
Choose how the output is calculated
- Repeat count: duplicate the selected range from one to five times.
- Target duration: repeat the range enough times to approach or reach the requested length.
- Whole video: reset the selected range to the full source duration.
- Include audio: repeat the selected audio with every copy, or create a silent result.
How to Make a Video Loop Look Seamless
Repeating a file and creating a seamless-looking loop are not automatically the same thing. The join is least noticeable when the subject, camera position, lighting, and motion at the end closely match the beginning.
Preview the selected range several times and watch the restart point. If the cut jumps, shorten or move the range. For a forward-and-reverse bounce loop, transitions, or frame-level endpoint adjustments, use Reverse Video and the full editor.
Clips that loop well
- Stable shots with repeated or cyclical motion.
- Abstract animation, textures, particles, or ambient scenes.
- Actions that naturally return to their starting position.
- Short product rotations or interface demonstrations.
Check the audio boundary too
Repeated speech, music, or a sound that ends abruptly can reveal every join even when the picture looks smooth. Disable source audio or use the full editor to add a separate soundtrack and audio fades.
When to Repeat a Video
Looping is useful when a short visual needs to last longer without recording more footage. Typical examples include ambient backgrounds, display screens, short demonstrations, animations, event visuals, and social clips that need a specific approximate duration.
Repeat the whole video
Choose Whole video when the complete source should play from beginning to end several times.
Loop only one section
Select a shorter range when only one action, animation, or ambient moment should repeat in the result.
Loop, Reverse or Trim?
Loop Video
Repeat the same selected range several times or extend it toward a target duration.
Reverse Video
Make a selected clip play from end to beginning instead of repeating forward.
Trim Video
Keep one time range without repeating it or changing playback direction.
Supported Formats and Loop Limits
The uploader accepts common video formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, and MKV. Repeat count mode supports one to five copies. Target duration accepts values up to 1,800 seconds, while the actual result is built from complete repetitions of the selected fragment and may be slightly longer than the requested duration.
The result is a newly processed video file, not a playback setting attached to the original. Processing can change the file size or visual quality slightly, so review the downloaded result before publishing it.
Need to Edit Your Video?
Fine-tune the join, add audio fades or a separate soundtrack, combine forward and reversed clips, or add text, subtitles, and other timeline edits.
Learn More About Looping Video
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about looping and repeating videos online.
How do I loop a video?
Upload a video, select the whole clip or a specific range, choose a repeat count or target duration, and click Loop video. Download the processed result when it is ready.
Can I repeat a video multiple times?
Yes. Repeat count mode supports one to five copies. You can also choose Target duration to extend a short selected range toward a requested output length.
Can I create a seamless loop?
The tool repeats the selected range, but seamlessness depends on the source. For the smoothest join, select a section whose final frame, motion, lighting, and audio connect naturally to its beginning.
Will looping reduce video quality?
Looping creates a newly processed file, so file size or visual quality can change slightly. The original uploaded file is not modified.
What video formats are supported?
The uploader accepts common formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, and MKV. A file that cannot play directly in your browser may need preparation before preview.
Can I loop only part of a video?
Yes. Enter precise start and end times or drag the selected range on the timeline. Only that section will be repeated in the processed result.
Can I loop a video with audio?
Yes. Keep Include audio in loop enabled to repeat the source audio with every copy, or turn it off for a silent result. Use the full editor when you need a separate soundtrack or audio fades.
Will target duration always be exact?
Not necessarily. The selected fragment is repeated as a complete unit, so the output may extend slightly beyond the requested duration instead of cutting the final repetition partway through.