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Loop Video Online

Repeat any video 2 to 10 times instantly. Stream copy means zero quality loss and near-instant processing.

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Best experience on desktop Chrome or Edge. Some features may be limited on mobile browsers.

Loop Videos Instantly in 3 Steps

1

Upload Your Video

Drag & drop your video file. Processing happens in your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server.

2

Choose Loop Count

Pick a preset (2–5) or slide up to 10. Preview the total duration and estimated file size in real time.

3

Loop & Download

Stream copy loops your video in seconds. Download the result as a single file with no quality loss.

Why Use Our Video Looper

Instant Looping

Stream copy repeats your video with zero processing delay.

Zero Quality Loss

No re-encoding. Every loop is identical to the original.

Live Preview

See the total duration and estimated file size before processing.

No Upload Required

All processing happens locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

No Watermark

Completely free, no account needed, no watermark, no usage limits.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I loop a video?

Upload your video, choose how many times to repeat it (2 to 10), and click Loop. The tool creates a single video with your clip repeated.

Why is looping so fast on VideoTools?

We use stream copy to concatenate the same video file multiple times. No re-encoding occurs, so processing is near-instant regardless of video length.

Will looping reduce video quality?

No. Stream copy preserves the original quality exactly. The looped video is identical to the original, just repeated.

Can I loop a video infinitely?

The tool supports up to 10 loops. For infinite playback, most video players and social media platforms have their own loop/repeat playback options.

How large will the looped file be?

Roughly proportional to the number of loops. A 10MB video looped 3 times will be approximately 30MB.

Does my video get uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser using FFmpeg WebAssembly. Your files never leave your device.