What does Video Looper do?
Tubelexity loops a local video with FFmpeg.wasm so nothing leaves your device. Trim the section you want, choose how many times it repeats, and pick repeat-forward or ping-pong looping, which plays each pass forward then backward so the seam disappears. Keep or drop the audio, then export a watermark-free MP4 or WebM ready for Shorts, background loops and looping b-roll.
How to use Video Looper
- 1Load a local MP4, MOV or WebM file.
- 2Optionally trim to the section you want to loop.
- 3Set the repeat count and choose repeat-forward or ping-pong.
- 4Select a format and quality, then create and download the looped video.
Supported inputs and outputs
Inputs
MP4, MOV, WebM
Outputs
Looped MP4 or WebM video
Practical uses
- Looping background clips for streams and overlays
- Seamless Shorts and Reels loops
- Repeating product or animation demos
- Extending a short b-roll shot to fill a longer section
Browser and media limitations
- Long segments and high repeat counts take longer to render.
- Ping-pong buffers frames while reversing, so keep the segment short.
- Looped audio repeats exactly and may sound abrupt at the seam.
- The first export downloads the FFmpeg core.
How local processing works
Processing runs locally in your browser with FFmpeg.wasm. The media engine is downloaded on first use, but your media is not sent to Tubelexity or a processing server.
Frequently asked questions
How do I loop a video for free?
Load the clip, trim the part you want, set the repeat count and export. Tubelexity loops it locally in your browser with no account, credits or watermark.
What is ping-pong looping?
Each pass plays forward and then backward, so the final frame matches the next starting frame and the loop has no visible jump.
How many times can I repeat a clip?
Between 2 and 20 times. Longer segments with many repeats produce large files and take longer to render.
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. The source file and the looped result stay in your browser tab.