How to use it
- Choose a short video.
- Enter how many times it should play, from 2 to 20.
- Untick Keep the sound if the audio should not repeat.
- Press Loop video, wait, then download.
How it works
The clip is played from start to end as many times as asked, drawn into a canvas of the same size and recorded with its sound. Between plays the recorder is paused while the video seeks back to the beginning, so no gap is recorded.
Worked example
A 7.5-second clip with 3 plays: 3 × 7.5 = 22.5 seconds, shown as 3 × 0:07.500 = 0:22.500. A 45-second clip fits at most 13 times in the 10-minute limit, because 13 × 45 = 585 s and 14 × 45 = 630 s.
Tips
- Trim the clip first so the end matches the start; then the repeats look seamless.
- For a looping animation on a web page, a GIF or a looping video player may be lighter than a long file.
- To join different clips instead of one clip several times, use the video merger.