Tool StudioRepeat a video as many times as you like, or to the length you need - without losing quality
Drop a video here, or click to browse
MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM and more. Repeat a short clip into a longer one.
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Drop the video on the page or click to browse. MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI and WMV all work, up to 150 MB.
Choose how to loop it
Play it a number of times (2 to 100), or make it a set length. The page tells you how long the new video will be and about how big.
Press Loop the video
A few seconds later the longer video appears with a player.
Download it
The new file is the same type as the original, with -looped added to its name.
Add a video, choose how many times it should play or how long the new video should be, and download one longer video made of repeats. It takes seconds, because the picture and sound are copied, not rendered again.
Before you press the button the page tells you how long the new video will be and about how big the file will be, so you never start a loop that is too big to finish.
The new video is a real, longer file. It plays the number of times you chose and ends; it does not repeat forever, and it is not the same as the repeat button in a player. If you only want to watch something again and again, the player's own repeat option is the right tool: on YouTube, for example, right-click the player and choose Loop. If you want a video to repeat on a web page, add the loop attribute to the video element. Make a file here when you need the repeats in the file itself: for a screen that plays one file, a slide, a story or reel slot that needs a longer clip, or a background that has to behave the same everywhere.
The repeats are joined end to start with no gap. Whether the join is invisible depends on the clip: its last frame has to lead naturally into its first. Choose something that returns to where it began, such as a slow rotation, flowing water or a gentle swing, keep the camera still, and trim the clip with Trim Video so that it ends where it starts. Then repeat it three times to check the join before you make a long one.
Nothing is decoded or compressed again, so every frame is identical to the original, the sound is repeated with the picture, and the file is the same type as the one you added. The new video is built in your browser's memory, so it can be up to 250 MB. A short clip stays small even when it is repeated many times; a long one fills that limit quickly, and the page tells you when.
Your browser repeats the video on your own phone or computer, so it is never uploaded. There is no account, no watermark and no limit on how many videos you loop. The first time you use any of the video or audio tools on this site, your browser downloads the small engine that does the work (about 10 MB) and keeps it for next time. Videos up to 150 MB can be added.
Add the video, choose how many times it should play or how long the new video should be, and press Loop the video. A few seconds later the longer video appears with a player; press Download to save it. The picture and sound are copied, so there is no quality loss, and the file keeps its type.
Choose Play it a number of times and slide to the number of plays you want, from 2 to 100. The page tells you before you start how long the new video will be and about how big the file will be.
Choose Make it a set length and pick 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes, or slide to any length. The video repeats until it reaches that length, and the last play is cut short where the length ends.
Up to 100 plays, as long as the new file stays within 250 MB. The page works out the size in advance and tells you if the plan is too big, so you never start a loop that cannot finish.
The new video is built in your browser's memory, on your own device, rather than on a server, and 250 MB is a size every current phone and computer can handle comfortably. A short clip stays small even when it is repeated many times.
It depends on the clip. An hour of video is large: at typical quality it comes to several gigabytes, which is too much to build in a browser. For an hour-long background, a short clip repeated by the player is the better way, because the file stays small. See the questions about repeating on a web page or in a player.
A video file has a fixed length, so a file made here plays the number of times you chose and then ends. For endless playback, switch on the repeat option in the player, or on a web page add the loop attribute to the video.
Add the loop attribute to the video tag, for example <video src="clip.mp4" loop muted autoplay playsinline>. Browsers only start a video by themselves when it is muted, which is why muted is there. Use this tool when you need an actual longer file instead, such as for a screen, a slide or a platform that does not repeat clips.
On a computer, right-click the video player and choose Loop. That repeats the video while you watch; it does not make a longer file. To make a file, add your own copy of the video here.
The repeats are joined end to start with no gap, but whether it looks seamless depends on the clip: it has to end where it begins. Trim the clip so that its last frame leads naturally into its first, then repeat it three times to check the join before you make a long one.
No. The picture and the sound are copied and repeated without being decoded or compressed again, so every frame is identical to the original.
No. Your browser repeats the video on your own phone or computer, so it never leaves your device and nothing is sent to a server.
MP4 (including M4V), MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI and WMV. The looped video is the same type of file as the original, so a MOV comes back as a MOV.
Videos up to 150 MB can be added, and the looped file can be up to 250 MB. A short clip is the usual case and is repeated in seconds.
Yes. Cut the part you want with Trim Video first, then add that clip here and loop it.
Join them into one video with Merge Videos, then loop the joined video here.
This tool repeats the video in the same direction each time, from its first frame to its last.
Choose Make it a set length and pick the length you need. A five-second clip repeated to fifteen seconds is three plays. Check the length the app allows before you choose.
Both have a loop option in the video's playback settings. If you would rather have the repeat built into the file, so that it plays the same everywhere, make it here and insert the longer video.
Open this page in Safari or Chrome, add the video from your phone, choose how to loop it and download the new video.
A video made here simply plays the number of times you chose and then stops. If a player keeps repeating a video, switch off its repeat or loop option.
It is free, with no watermark, no account and no limit on how many videos you loop.
Videos are looped one at a time. Each takes seconds, so a handful is quick: download one, press Start over and add the next.
A few seconds. In testing, a one-minute 1080p video of about 74 MB repeated three times into a file of about 213 MB took under a second, because repeating a video is far quicker than rendering it again. The first time you use a video or audio tool on the site, add a few seconds for your browser to start the engine.
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