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Free Online Video Loop Maker, Repeat a Clip Inside the File

Build one file in which a short clip plays over and over, for free and without uploading it. This is not a player setting that only works on your own device: the clip is genuinely repeated in the video, so it behaves the same way everywhere you send it.

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Free Online Video Loop Maker, Repeat a Clip Inside the File

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Repeat a video Drag your video here to make one file in which the clip plays over and over. It is built in your browser, with no upload. Select a Video MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI and more • best under 300 MB • nothing is uploaded

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How many times it plays

Or times

How to build it

Output

Format

Quality

Sound

Size Measured on the short side, so portrait video keeps its shape.

Frame rate Dropping frames makes a smaller file. It cannot add frames that were never recorded.

Encoder effort

Sound quality

Encoder

File name

.mp4

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How to Loop a Video

Drop it, say how many times, download one long file.

Drop your clip in Short clips are what this is for. The page shows how long the result will be as soon as it knows the length.

Say how many times Two to ten in one press, or type anything up to a hundred. The line above the button turns that into a running time and an approximate size.

Leave it on Fast Fast repeats the picture data untouched, which is both quicker and better quality. Only switch to Rebuild if you want a different format out.

Watch the size estimate Repeats multiply the file. The page warns you when the numbers you have chosen are heading past what a browser will comfortably hand back.

Make it and download One file comes out, containing your clip end to end as many times as you asked for.

What Looping Actually Produces

Including the things this tool cannot do.

The clip really is in the file that many times. This is not a flag that asks a player to repeat. It is one longer video, which is why it plays the same way wherever you send it and why the size goes up accordingly.

The size grows roughly in step with the repeats. Five plays of a twenty megabyte clip is about a hundred megabytes, and the whole result has to be held in memory before you can download it. That is the practical ceiling here.

The fast route does not touch the picture. The video data is repeated exactly as it is, so the quality is identical to the original and the job takes seconds. Rebuild is only worth choosing if you also want a different format.

The joins are only as clean as your clip. If the last frame is nothing like the first, the loop will visibly jump every time it comes round. A boomerang, which plays out and back, is the usual cure and the reverser makes those.

The work happens on your own machine. Your video is opened by this page, not sent anywhere. That is why there is no upload bar, no queue and no waiting for a server. It is also why a big file leans on your own processor: nothing is being done for you somewhere else.

There is a real size ceiling, and it is your device, not us. The whole video has to fit in the browser's memory while it is being worked on, so roughly three hundred megabytes is comfortable on a laptop and far less on a phone. This page tells you where you stand the moment you pick a file.

The first run downloads the engine, later runs do not. Video work needs a real encoder, and that is a thirty megabyte download the first time you press the button. Your browser keeps it, so the second video starts straight away.

Leave the tab open. All of the work is in this page, so closing it or navigating away stops the job halfway. On a phone, switching apps can do the same thing, because the system is allowed to pause a background tab.

Key Features & Capabilities

What this tool does, and what it deliberately does not.

A real repeat, in the file Not a player setting that other people will not have. The clip is genuinely in there the number of times you chose.

Seconds, even for ten plays The fast route copies the picture data rather than encoding it again, so the work is barely more than reading the file.

The quality is untouched Nothing is re-encoded on the fast route, so every repeat is exactly as good as the original.

The length and size up front How long the result runs and roughly how big it will be, shown while you are still choosing the number.

Built on your device Your clip is never uploaded. The whole thing happens in the browser tab you are reading this in.

It cannot hide a bad join If your first and last frames do not match, every repeat will jump. That is your clip rather than the tool, and a boomerang is the usual fix.

About the Video Loop Maker

Asking for a video to loop means two quite different things depending on who is asking. Sometimes it means a player setting, which is free and instant and applies only to that player. More often it means a file that plays the clip several times over, because it is going somewhere that will play it once and stop. This page makes the second kind.

The consequence is that the file grows. If your clip is twenty megabytes and you ask for five plays, you get about a hundred megabytes, because the video really is in there five times. There is no clever trick that avoids this while still producing a normal video file, so the page shows you the expected running time and size while you are still choosing the number.

The fast route is worth understanding. Repeating a video does not require the picture to be decoded and rebuilt, so the original data is simply written out again and again. That means ten plays takes about as long as reading the file once, and the quality is identical to the original throughout. Rebuilding is offered for the case where you also want a different format, and not otherwise.

One thing looping cannot do is hide a bad join. If the final frame of your clip looks nothing like the first, the seam will show every time the loop comes round, and no amount of repeating will smooth it. Trimming the clip so the two ends match is one answer; a boomerang, which plays out and comes back and therefore always ends where it began, is the other.

Frequently Asked Questions

Making a clip repeat inside the file itself.

No, and that is the point. A player setting only applies to that player on that device. This produces a file in which the clip genuinely repeats, so it behaves the same way wherever you send it.

Yes, roughly in proportion. Five plays means about five times the size, because the same video data really is in there five times. There is no way around that while still producing an ordinary video file.

Not on the fast route. The picture data is copied rather than decoded and re-encoded, so the tenth play is exactly as good as the first. Rebuild does re-encode, once, for the whole file.

Because the last frame of your clip does not match the first. Looping cannot smooth that over. Either trim the clip so the two ends line up, or make a boomerang, which plays out and back and therefore always closes on itself.

Up to a hundred, but the real limit is size. The finished file has to be held in memory before it can be handed to you, so a large clip repeated many times will run out of room long before you reach a hundred.

Yes. The whole clip is repeated, picture and sound together, so they stay in step throughout.