Video Looper
Repeat a video clip multiple times to create a seamless loop for backgrounds or GIFs. Free, no signup, works in your browser.
Everything runs inside your browser — your file is never uploaded to a server.
First run downloads the media engine (~30 MB) once, then it stays cached.
About this tool
This tool takes a short video clip and repeats it a set number of times, or for a target duration, to build a seamless looping video. Perfect for looping backgrounds on a website, ambient screensaver footage, looping story highlights, or a clip you need to stretch to match a soundtrack. You control how many times the source repeats, or simply set a total length and let the tool calculate the right number of loops automatically. Everything runs through FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly directly inside your browser tab, so a ten-second clip can become a ten-minute loop without ever uploading the file anywhere. Because the process happens locally, you can experiment freely with loop counts and durations, previewing the result before committing to a final export, without worrying about server queues or file size limits eating into your workflow.
How to use this tool
1. Upload your clip
Select or drag in the short video you want to repeat.
2. Set the loop count or duration
Choose how many times to repeat, or a target total length.
3. Generate the loop
Let the tool stitch the repeats together locally in your browser.
4. Download the looped video
Save the final seamless-looking video to your device.
Why use this tool
Making a video loop usually means manually copying and pasting clips in a timeline editor, which is tedious for long durations. This tool automates the repetition instantly, letting you set an exact number of loops or a target length, so you can build background videos, looping banners, or extended footage in seconds rather than minutes of manual editing.
Tips & best practices
- Choose a clip that starts and ends on visually similar frames for the smoothest-looking loop transitions.
- Mute the original audio before looping if you plan to overlay new background music afterward.
- Preview a short loop of two or three repeats first to check the transition before generating a long final version.
Common use cases
- Creating a seamless looping background video for a website hero section.
- Extending a short clip to match the length of a song for a video edit.
- Building ambient looping footage for a digital signage display.
- Making a repeating animation loop for social media stories.
- Stretching a demo clip to fill a required presentation duration.
Frequently asked questions
Can I loop a video to an exact total duration instead of a repeat count?
Yes, you can set a target duration and the tool works out how many loops are needed, trimming the final repeat if necessary.
Will there be a visible jump between loops?
The loop simply repeats the original clip back-to-back, so a seamless result depends on your source clip starting and ending on similar frames.
Does looping increase the file size a lot?
Yes, the output file size scales roughly with the number of repeats, since the video data itself is duplicated in the timeline.
Can I loop the audio along with the video?
Yes, the audio track loops together with the video by default, or you can mute it if you plan to add different music later.
Is the video uploaded anywhere while looping?
No, the looping happens entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly, so your clip never leaves your device.
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