Loading...
Nothing is re-encoded, but the looped file is several times larger than the original. On a phone, keep the finished video under about 200 MB.
Nothing is re-encoded, but the looped file is several times larger than the original. On a phone, keep the finished video under about 200 MB.
Repeat any video clip a set number of times, or loop it to hit a target length — all in your browser.
Drag and drop your video here, or click to browse
MP4, WebM, or MOV — up to 200MB (looping multiplies file size)
Upload a video to set up your loop
The Video Looper repeats your clip a chosen number of times, or automatically calculates the repeat count needed to reach a target duration. It uses ffmpeg's concat demuxer to stream-copy every repetition, so there's no quality loss and no re-encoding — it just stitches the identical clip back-to-back. Everything runs locally in your browser, and your file is never uploaded.
Is this video looper really free?
Yes, the Video Looper is completely free with no limits, watermarks, or sign-up required.
What video formats are supported?
You can upload MP4, WebM, or MOV files up to 200MB. The looped video keeps your source container — an MP4 input stays MP4, WebM stays WebM, and MOV stays MOV.
How many times can I repeat a clip?
You can choose a repeat count from 2 to 10, or switch to target duration mode and the tool will calculate the repeat count needed for you, up to a reasonable cap.
Why did my looped file get so large?
Looping a video repeats the entire file, so the output size scales directly with the repeat count — looping a clip 5 times produces a file roughly 5 times larger. Keep this in mind and try compressing the source clip first if size matters.
Is my video uploaded to a server?
No. The entire loop happens inside your browser using WebAssembly — your video file never leaves your device.
Does looping reduce quality?
No. Looping uses stream copy, not re-encoding, so every repetition is an exact, pixel-for-pixel copy of your original clip with zero quality loss.
All video processing happens locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your video is never uploaded to any server, so your files stay completely private.