Loop a video online — repeat any clip a set number of times. Lossless stream-copy, no re-encode, no watermark.
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Lossless loop — no re-encode.
Looping copies the clip end-to-end without re-encoding, so it is instant and keeps the original quality and format. Looping audio instead, want a looping GIF, or need to trim to a clean loop first? Those are separate tools.
Upload a video, choose how many times to repeat it, and download the loop
Plenty of jobs need the same clip to run several times in a row: a background plate behind a title card, a product turntable on a landing page, a five-second animation stretched to fill a longer ad slot, or a reaction beat repeated for emphasis. You do not need a full editor for that — you need to repeat one clip a set number of times and get the file back quickly. That is exactly what this video looper does.
The detail that matters is how it repeats the clip. Most online loopers and editors re-encode the whole video when they loop it, which is slow and quietly throws away a little quality on every pass. This tool instead uses a lossless stream copy: ffmpeg replays the original audio and video packets end to end with the -stream_loop option and -c copy, never decoding or re-encoding a single frame. The result is near-instant, bit-for-bit identical to your source, and stays in the same format as the upload — an MP4 stays an MP4, a MOV stays a MOV.
| Stream-copy loop (this tool) | Re-encode loop | |
|---|---|---|
| Speed | Near-instant — copies packets | Slow — re-encodes every frame, every pass |
| Quality | Lossless — identical to source | Generation loss stacks with each loop |
| Output format | Same as input (MP4→MP4, MOV→MOV) | Usually forced to one format |
| Audio | Repeated cleanly with the video | Re-compressed each time |
Because nothing is re-compressed, looping a clip ten times costs you no more quality than looping it twice — the only thing that grows is the length of the file.
A lossless loop is a hard repeat: the last frame of one play is followed immediately by the first frame of the next. The loop feels seamless only when the clip itself is a whole cycle — the motion at the end lines up with the motion at the start. If your clip has a little dead air at the head or tail, the seam shows up as a tiny pause. The fix is to trim the clip to one clean cycle first, then loop it. Use the Video Trimmer to top-and-tail the clip losslessly before you bring it here, and the repeats will run together smoothly.
If what you actually want is a short, silent, auto-playing animation for a chat, a README or an email, a looping GIF is often the better format — it plays inline almost everywhere and needs no player. This tool always outputs a real video (with its audio) in your original container; to make a looping GIF with its own frame-rate, width and palette options, use the Video to GIF tool instead.
Looping multiplies length: a two-minute clip repeated ten times is twenty minutes of video. To keep processing fast and storage sane, the looped output is capped — 10 minutes for anonymous use and 30 minutes with a free account. If the number of repeats you ask for would run past that, the tool automatically reduces the count to the most that fits and tells you it did so. You can always trim the clip shorter to pack more repeats inside the limit.
Upload an MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM, MKV or AVI file; the looper reads the real streams in the file, not just the extension, so an audio-only or mislabelled upload is rejected with a clear message rather than producing a broken result. Without an account you can loop a clip up to 100 MB and 2 minutes, between 2 and 10 times; a free account raises that to 200 MB, 10 minutes and up to 50 repeats. Your upload is processed securely, is never shared, and both the upload and the looped output are deleted automatically shortly after processing — no account is required to use the tool.
Upload your clip, choose how many times it should play, and click Loop Video. The tool repeats the clip end to end and gives you one looped file to download. It copies the original video and audio with a stream copy instead of re-encoding, so the loop is lossless and finishes almost instantly.
Set the Repeat number to the total number of plays you want — for example 5 plays the clip five times back to back — then loop. You can repeat a clip between 2 and 10 times without an account, or up to 50 times with a free account, as long as the result stays within the output-length limit.
No. Unlike most loopers and editors, this tool does not re-encode your video. It copies the original audio and video packets straight through and replays them, so every repeat is bit-for-bit identical to the source — looping a clip ten times looks exactly as good as looping it twice. The output also keeps the same format and codecs as your upload.
A lossless loop joins the end of the clip straight onto its start, so it looks seamless when the clip is one whole cycle of motion. Trim away any dead air at the head or tail first so the end lines up with the beginning — the Video Trimmer does this losslessly — then loop the trimmed clip here.
Between 2 and 10 times anonymously, and up to 50 times with a free account. There is also an output-length cap (10 minutes anonymous, 30 minutes signed in): if your chosen number of repeats would run past it, the tool automatically lowers the count to the most that fits and notes the change. Trim the clip shorter to fit more repeats.
This tool always outputs a real video (with audio) in your original format. If you want a short, silent, auto-playing loop for a chat, README or email, make a looping GIF with the Video to GIF tool instead — it adds GIF-specific options like frame-rate, width and palette.
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