Loop Video
Repeat a clip a set number of times in one file.
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About the Loop Video
There is a difference between a video that loops and a player that repeats, and it matters more than it sounds.
A player set to repeat is a setting on somebody else's software. Put the same file on a slide, in a shop display, in a message, or on a page that autoplays it, and the setting is gone — the clip runs once and stops. A looped file, by contrast, contains the repetition. The clip is written into it several times over, end to end, and it therefore repeats everywhere a video plays at all, including all the places that ignore what a player was told.
That is what this does. Choose how many times, and the copies are laid down one after another in a single file, with the sound repeating in step. Two to fifty repeats are allowed; the upper limit exists because the finished file is assembled here in the tab, and fifty copies of a two-minute clip is an hour and a half of video that no phone will hold in memory.
The practical uses are narrower than the theory. Short clips destined for a display screen, a stall, or a background on a stand. A three-second reaction that needs to be six seconds long to survive a platform's minimum. A test file for anything that has to handle a long video without you having to film one.
Whether the seam is visible depends entirely on your footage, not on this tool. A clip that ends where it began joins invisibly; one that ends somewhere else will jump, and no amount of processing hides that. Trimming the clip so its last frame resembles its first is what makes a loop look seamless.
How to use it
- 1Add the clip you want repeated.
- 2Set how many times it should run.
- 3Choose the container and quality.
- 4Build the loop and download one file containing all the repeats.
Questions
- Why not just tick repeat in the player?
- Because that setting does not travel with the file. Anywhere else it plays, it plays once.
- How many repeats can I have?
- Up to fifty, and less than that if the clip is long — the whole result is built in this tab, so total running time is the real constraint.
- Why can I see the join?
- Because the last frame of your clip does not resemble the first. Trim the clip so the two ends match and the seam disappears.
- Does the sound loop as well?
- Yes, in step with the picture. Each repeat carries its own copy of the audio.