Loop a video online by repeating the full clip a set number of times in one export. Ideal for product demos, signage, and short background motion without relying on player settings.
Drop a file here, upload from your device, or open your library.
This tool creates a single video file where your clip plays two, three, or more times back to back. That is different from turning on repeat in a video player, which only affects playback on your device.
Use it when the destination needs repeated motion in one upload: a trade-show screen, a product demo on a landing page, a short social background clip, or a kiosk loop that should survive being downloaded and re-shared.
One MP4-style file with the clip repeated N times. Works on most platforms and embeds.
Convenient locally, but the uploaded file still plays once unless the host adds its own loop behavior.
Better for tiny reactions in Slack or Discord when you do not need audio.
Heavier than GIF for the same length, but usually looks smoother and can keep audio.
Audio repeats with each play unless you mute the source first.
No audio track — often the reason people pick GIF over MP4 for chat.
Each play adds more duration and usually more data. A three-second clip looped ten times is roughly ten times longer — trim first, then loop, then compress if the upload limit is tight.
Pick the play count in the tool before export. There is no separate infinite loop mode — you get one file with that many back-to-back plays.
Mostly yes. Longer duration means more data. Trimming before looping saves more than tweaking quality after the fact.
Yes, but as separate steps. Reverse first, export, then loop the reversed file if you want both effects in one handoff.
Cut the source to the exact segment worth repeating before you loop.
Switch to GIF when the goal is a tiny looping asset for chat, not a full video upload.
Reverse the clip first when backwards motion should repeat in the export.
Shrink the repeated export when play count pushes the file over upload limits.
Start with one focused workflow and keep the suggested settings ready when the page opens.
Use the same vdoflow tool inside your own docs, product pages, or support articles.
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