Create a looping version of a video by repeating it 2 to 10 times using FFmpeg concat, creating smoothly looped content for presentations, social media, or background videos
Our free video loop tool takes a clip you already have and repeats it back to back into one longer video, so it keeps playing without you having to hit replay. Upload your file, choose how many times you want it to repeat, and download a single MP4 that contains the clip stitched together end to end. You can loop a video anywhere from 2 to 10 times, which turns a short moment into a steady, repeating sequence for a background, a display, or a social post. It runs on the professional FFmpeg engine, which joins the copies cleanly so playback flows straight from the end of one pass into the start of the next. Whether you want to make a video loop for a kiosk, a website header, or a practice reel, this tool builds it in a couple of steps. It is completely free, with no watermark on your video.
Making a looping video with File Tools Online takes a few quick steps, and you do not need a video editor, After Effects, or any desktop software. Everything runs online in your browser.
Drag and drop your clip into the box above, or click to browse and pick the file from your device. MP4, MOV, and AVI files are all accepted.
Set how many times the clip should repeat, anywhere from 2 to 10. The tool copies your video that many times and joins the copies into one sequence.
Download the finished MP4 with your clip repeated end to end. Your file is processed securely and deleted automatically within 30 minutes.
The result is a single MP4 that holds your original clip played over and over, one pass after another, up to the number of repeats you picked. Because every copy is identical and joined without a gap, the video runs smoothly from start to finish, ready to set as a background, drop into a display, or upload wherever you need a repeating clip.
Plenty of "loop video" sites bury you in ads, add a watermark, or hand back a low-quality file. Ours uses FFmpeg, the same professional engine trusted inside major video software, to concatenate clean copies of your clip into one continuous MP4, so the loop looks right and plays everywhere.
Pick exactly how many passes you want, from 2 up to 10, and the tool builds a single file with your clip repeated that many times.
Powered by FFmpeg, the professional-grade tool behind countless media apps, so the copies join cleanly and the output stays reliable.
Each pass is concatenated straight after the last with no gap, so the video flows from one loop into the next without a stutter.
Loop your video free online with no trial, no watermark stamped on your footage.
Files are processed securely over an encrypted connection and automatically deleted within 30 minutes of upload.
Runs online on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, Android, and iPhone. Nothing to download and nothing to install.
A loop, in this tool, is a real file, not a playback trick. When you loop a video here, the engine makes copies of your clip and concatenates them one after another into a single MP4. If your original clip runs 8 seconds and you choose 5 repeats, the output is that 8-second clip played 5 times in a row, so the finished file is roughly 40 seconds long. Nothing inside each pass changes: the same frames, the same audio, the same quality, simply repeated. That is what makes the loop dependable. There are no re-timed frames, no guesswork, just your clip stacked end to end.
The number of repeats is set between 2 and 10, so you always get a finite file with a clear length you can plan around. A file that repeats a known number of times has a defined duration, which is exactly what you want when filling a slide, a display panel, or a social slot with a fixed run time. If you need the picture to keep going past that on a website or a kiosk, most video players and slideshow apps have a "loop" or "repeat" playback setting that replays the file while the screen is on. This tool gives you the clean, repeated source video to feed into that: it produces a longer clip with your footage repeated 2 to 10 times, not an endless stream baked into the file itself.
Repeating a clip turns a short moment into something that fills time and holds attention. Here are the loops people build most often.
File Tools Online offers more than 100 free tools to convert, edit, and manage your files. These are the ones people use most alongside the video looper.
There is more than one way to get a video to keep playing, and the right choice depends on whether you need a real file that contains the repeats or just a way to replay one clip on screen. This tool builds the file.
| Method | What you get | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| This Video Loop tool | One MP4 with your clip repeated 2 to 10 times, joined end to end | A shareable, uploadable file with the loop built in |
| Player loop setting | Nothing new saved; the same file replays while the player is open | Playing one clip on repeat on your own screen |
| Editing software | A timeline where you paste copies by hand, then export | Complex projects with transitions between loops |
| Video to GIF | A short animated GIF that loops as an image | A tiny, silent, self-looping clip for chat or the web |
If you want a portable video you can send, upload, or set as a background, building the loop into an MP4 with this tool is the simplest path. If all you need is to watch one clip on repeat on your own device, your video player's repeat button already does that.
You do not need Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or After Effects to repeat a clip. Those editors can loop a video by copying it along a timeline, but that means installing heavy software, learning the interface, and exporting the result yourself. For a single looping video, that is a lot of overhead.
This tool does the same job in your browser. It runs FFmpeg on our servers, joins the copies of your clip, and hands back a finished MP4 with your chosen number of repeats. There is no software to buy, no timeline to build, and no watermark on the result. That makes it a practical video looper whether you are on a work computer where you cannot install anything or just want the loop done in a couple of clicks.
This is a straightforward video looper, so it accepts the common formats most clips come in and rebuilds them into a single looped MP4. Supported inputs include:
Whatever you upload, the output is a single MP4 that holds your clip repeated the number of times you chose, ready to play on any device. If your clip is in a format the tool does not accept, run it through our video converter first to turn it into an MP4, then loop it here.
Because this is an online video looper, it works the same on every device. There is no program to install on Windows, no app to download on Mac, and nothing to add to your phone, you use the exact same page whether you are on a laptop, a Chromebook, an Android device, or an iPhone.
That makes it easy to loop a video on Mac, on a work computer where you cannot install software, or on your phone before posting a clip. The looping runs on our servers with FFmpeg, so even a longer repeated file is built reliably no matter how powerful your own device is. All you need is a browser and an internet connection, and you can make a video loop from anywhere.
Yes. The videos people loop are often personal recordings, work projects, and clips they have not published yet, so security is built in. Files are uploaded over an encrypted HTTPS connection, processed on a secure server, and automatically deleted within 30 minutes. We never share, sell, or reuse your videos.
Upload your video to the tool above, choose how many times it should repeat, from 2 up to 10, and start the loop. The tool copies your clip that many times and joins the copies into one MP4, which you can then download. The whole process runs online in your browser, with nothing to install.
You can repeat the clip anywhere from 2 to 10 times. Pick the number that fits the run time you need, and the tool builds a single file with your video played that many times end to end.
No. The tool builds a finite file that repeats your clip a set number of times between 2 and 10, so the output always has a clear length. If you need the picture to keep replaying past that on a screen or website, use the loop or repeat setting in your video player or slideshow app, and feed it the file this tool creates.
The finished file is roughly your clip length multiplied by the number of repeats. For example, a 6-second clip looped 4 times produces a file around 24 seconds long, since it plays the same 6 seconds four times in a row.
Each pass is joined straight after the last with no gap, so playback runs continuously. How smooth the loop feels also depends on your clip: when the first and last frames line up, the point where one pass meets the next is much harder to spot.
The File Tools Online video looper is free to use, with no watermark added to your footage. Just upload the video, set the number of repeats, and download the looped MP4.
The output is a single MP4 that contains your clip repeated. MP4 plays on phones, tablets, computers, smart TVs, and every major browser, so the looped file is easy to share and upload anywhere.
Yes. The tool accepts MP4, MOV, and AVI clips and produces a looped MP4. If your video is in another format, convert it to MP4 first with our video converter, then loop it here.
Each pass is a copy of your original clip, so the frames and audio inside every repeat stay the same as the source. You get a longer file made of identical copies, not a re-timed or altered version.
This tool builds a full MP4 video that keeps sound and repeats your clip 2 to 10 times. A GIF is a small, silent image that loops on its own. If you want that short self-looping clip instead, use our Video to GIF tool.
No. This is a free online alternative to desktop editors. It runs the FFmpeg engine on our servers, so you get a looped MP4 with no paid software and nothing to install.
Yes. Files are transferred over an encrypted connection, processed securely, and automatically deleted within 30 minutes. We never share or sell your videos.
A repeating clip is one of the quietest but most useful things in video. A few seconds of motion behind a slide, a short scene playing over and over on a display, a satisfying moment stretched into a longer post: all of it comes down to taking one clip and making it play again. That is exactly what looping a video does, and it is a task people reach for constantly.
A good video looper does the repetition for you and hands back a clean, ready-to-use file. This free online tool does exactly that using FFmpeg: it copies your clip and concatenates the copies into a single MP4 that repeats 2 to 10 times, so you get a longer video with your footage played back to back. It is free to use, with no watermark and no software to install. Upload your video, choose how many times it should loop, and download a file that is ready to play, share, upload, or set as a background anywhere.