Is my video uploaded anywhere?

No. The video is opened directly in your browser using the HTML5 File API. It never leaves your device and no data is sent to any server.

Which video formats are supported?

Any format your browser supports natively — typically MP4 (H.264/H.265), WebM (VP8/VP9/AV1), and OGG Theora. MOV files work in Safari and Chrome. MKV support varies by browser.

What does "0 loops" mean?

Setting loop count to 0 means the video loops indefinitely until you click Pause or Stop.

Can I loop just a section of a long video?

Yes. Set a start time and end time in the fields provided. The player will jump back to the start time every time playback reaches the end time.

Does playback speed affect the loop timing?

Yes. The loop section boundaries (start/end times) are based on video time, so a 2x speed video will reach the end point in half the real time.

Video Looper

Play a local video file on loop in your browser with controls for loop count, section (start/end time), and playback speed.

Drop a video file here

or click to browse

Loop Settings

Loop Start (seconds)

Loop End (seconds, 0 = video end)

Loop Count Infinite

Infinite (0)50

Playback Speed 1.0x

0.25x4x

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Summary

Video Looper lets you play any locally stored video file on repeat directly in your browser. Choose the exact section to loop using start and end time inputs, set how many times the clip should repeat (or loop endlessly), and adjust playback speed — all without uploading anything to a server. The tool uses the HTML5 video element and the Web File API so your file stays private on your device.

How it works

Click "Choose Video" or drag a video file onto the drop zone.
Optionally set a loop start time and loop end time to repeat only a section.
Choose the number of loops (or leave at 0 for infinite looping).
Adjust playback speed using the speed slider.
Click "Apply Settings" — the player will load your parameters and start looping the selected section.

Use cases

Practice a dance move, sports technique, or musical passage by looping a short clip.
Review a specific moment in a long recording without manual scrubbing.
A/B compare a before-and-after edit by looping the same short section.
Use as a focus or ambient background by looping a calming video clip.
Drill a foreign-language phrase by looping a few seconds of a lecture or film.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-06-13 · Reviewed by Nham Vu