Loop Video
Play a video back-to-back multiple times and save the result as a single longer file.
How it works
- 1
Drop in a video — it stays on your device and is never uploaded.
- 2
Choose how many times the video should repeat (2–20).
- 3
The tool stitches the copies together and lets you download the result.
Questions
Does my video get uploaded anywhere?
No. All encoding runs inside your browser using your device's own hardware codecs. Nothing leaves your machine.
Why is the output file large?
A looped video is literally N copies of the original encoded back-to-back, so the file size is roughly N times the original. A long clip looped many times produces a very large file — the tool refuses unreasonable combinations before they start.
How long can the input clip be?
The tool decodes every frame of the clip into memory before re-encoding, so very long clips may not fit. If your clip is more than a few minutes long, trim it first.
Which video formats can be looped?
MP4 (H.264) and WebM (VP8/VP9) work in most modern browsers. The codec used for the output is chosen automatically based on what your browser can encode.
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