Loop Video Online

Repeat any short clip 2–10 times and download one seamless MP4 — perfect for demo reels, animated backgrounds, kiosk displays, and social content that needs continuous motion without you manually copying clips on a timeline in a full NLE. The looped export is one standard MP4 file that plays on every device.

Looping runs entirely on your device through FFmpeg WebAssembly in the browser. You choose how many repetitions you need, preview the total duration, and download without sending footage to a remote server.

How to loop a video online

1

Upload a short clip

Works best under ~30 seconds per loop because each repetition is a full copy of the video data. MP4 and MOV are the most reliable inputs. Drop your file onto the upload zone or browse.

2

Select repeat count

Pick 2–10 loops. The tool shows updated total duration so you can plan against platform maximum lengths — for example, a 12-second clip looped 5 times produces a 60-second export.

3

Process locally

FFmpeg concatenates identical segments with consistent codec settings. No re-encoding artefacts accumulate between repetitions because each loop uses the same source frames.

4

Preview total duration

Confirm the output length fits your intended destination — Instagram Stories max at 60 seconds, LinkedIn video at 10 minutes, and Discord nitro uploads at specific limits.

5

Download the looped MP4

Save the file and use it as-is or run it through the Video Compressor if the repeated clip grew too large for your sharing platform.

Common use cases

  • Retail and event screens

    A 5-second product hero looped six times fills a 30-second display slot on a shop screen or event backdrop without requiring a full edit suite or digital signage CMS.

  • Live stream overlays and alerts

    Creators loop subtle motion graphics, chat animations, and subscriber-alert clips in OBS or Streamlabs for a polished live look that plays continuously behind stream content.

  • Meme and reaction templates

    Short funny moments gain comedic impact when repeated back-to-back. Export once as a looped MP4, post everywhere — no GIF size limits to worry about.

  • Website and landing page backgrounds

    UI walkthroughs and product demo recordings looped make lightweight, attention-holding hero backgrounds for SaaS landing pages — use the muted looped file for browser autoplay compliance.

  • Gym and fitness demos

    Trainers loop exercise technique clips so clients can study form frame-by-frame without needing to scrub back manually.

  • Music video and visualizer B-roll

    Motion designers loop abstract particle or colour-grade clips as background layers in video compositions, saving render time compared to extending clips manually.

Best practices

  • Trim to the exact loop point before uploading so the join feels seamless — if the last frame and first frame differ, viewers will see a jump cut at each loop boundary.
  • More loops mean longer encode time and a bigger output file — compress afterward with the Video Compressor if the result exceeds platform limits.
  • Keep source clips short; looping a 2-minute file ten times may exhaust browser RAM on low-memory devices.
  • Match the aspect ratio to your destination format before looping: 9:16 for Stories and Reels, 16:9 for YouTube, 1:1 for feed posts.
  • For truly seamless loops of complex motion (particle effects, 3D renders), a dedicated motion tool or desktop editor may still be necessary — this tool repeats the file exactly as supplied.
  • Mute before looping if the audio transition between repetitions sounds jarring and you plan to add fresh music.

Formats & compatibility

Outputs MP4 (H.264 + AAC when audio is present, silent MP4 when the source has no audio). Input supports MP4, MOV, and WebM. Very long loops on 4K sources may exhaust browser memory on low-RAM devices — try fewer repetitions or compress the source first.

Related tools

  • Video trimmer — define perfect in/out points before looping for a seamless join
  • Video compressor — shrink large looped exports before uploading to messaging apps or social
  • Reverse video — create ping-pong style motion by reversing then looping

Choose your clip and repeat count above to build a looped MP4 ready for social, signage, or stream overlays.

Frequently asked questions

You can repeat a clip between 2 and 10 times in one export. For more repetitions, loop the output again.
The tool repeats your file exactly. If the first and last frames do not match, you will see a visible jump cut at each boundary — trim carefully to matching frames or choose footage filmed specifically as a loop.
Yes. Audio repeats with each video segment unless you muted the source first. For background music that does not align with the loop cut, mute the video and add music in a separate editor.
Browsers have memory limits. Trim to a shorter segment, reduce resolution, or try fewer loop repetitions.
Practically, very long outputs (30+ minutes) are better generated by desktop software like FFmpeg CLI or a video editor. This tool targets short social and web clips.
Yes — unlimited use with no signup. All processing happens locally on your device.
Roughly the source file size multiplied by the loop count plus a small overhead for the container. Run it through the compressor if the result is too large to share.
Yes. The tool concatenates the encoded stream rather than re-encoding each copy independently, so no quality difference exists between the first and tenth repetition.