Loop Video
Repeat a video (or audio) clip back-to-back a number of times.
About Loop Video
Loop Video repeats a clip back-to-back a set number of times and stitches the copies into one continuous file. Reach for it when you need a short clip to fill a longer slot — a 5-second background that has to run for a minute, or an audio sting that should play three times in a row. It runs in your browser, so the clip never leaves your device.
- Category
- media
- Input
- Accepts: audio/* or video/*.
- Output
- Outputs: */*.
- Cost
- Free, runs in your browser
- Memory
- high
- Install group
- ffmpeg
Common uses
- Turn a 3-second background loop into a 60-second ambient video for a kiosk or storefront display
- Repeat a logo-reveal sting four times so it fills the intro slot in a longer edit
- Make a seamless GIF-style loop from a short clip before exporting it elsewhere
- Loop a short royalty-free music bed to match the length of a slideshow
- Build a looping product-spin video for a landing page hero from one rotation
- Repeat a countdown or chime audio clip a fixed number of times for an event timer
Frequently asked questions
What files can I loop?
Any common video or audio file — the tool accepts both video/* and audio/* inputs, so MP4, WebM, MOV, MP3, WAV and similar all work.
Will the output be video or audio?
It matches your input. Feed it a video and you get a looped video back; feed it audio and you get looped audio.
Does my clip get uploaded to a server?
No. The repeat-and-stitch happens entirely in your browser, so the file stays on your device the whole time.
How many times can I loop a clip?
You choose the repeat count. Very large counts produce very large files, so it is bounded mainly by your device's memory rather than a hard limit.
Is the loop seamless?
The copies are joined end-to-end exactly as-is. If the source clip's first and last frames match, the loop looks seamless; if they don't, you'll see the cut at each join.
Keywords
- video
- loop
- repeat
- duplicate
- replay
- audio