Loop a Video
Pick the part to repeat, the number of loops or the target length, add a back-and-forth if you like, then download your looped video as an MP4 or a GIF.
- Up to 50 loops
- Boomerang effect
- GIF export
- 100% private
100% private — Everything is processed directly in your browser: your files, voice, and image are never sent to Chatzam's servers.
How to loop a video
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Upload the video
Drop the video (MP4, MOV, WebM…) into the box or pick it from your gallery.
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Set up the loop
Keep the whole video or select a part, then enter the number of repeats (×2 to ×50) or the total length you want. Check “Back and forth” for a boomerang effect.
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Download the result
Click “Create looped video” and download an MP4 (or MOV, MKV) with sound, or a GIF that loops forever.
A loop exactly the way you want
A clip or the whole video
Select the moment to repeat with two sliders or the “Start here” and “End here” buttons; the preview already loops your selection during playback.
Number of times or length
Repeat ×2, ×3, ×10… up to ×50, or up to a total length: 15 s, 1 min, 10 min, or any length you like (30 min max).
Boomerang
The clip plays forwards then backwards, sound included, for a smooth, seamless back-and-forth, just like Instagram's Boomerang.
MP4 or GIF
A video with sound, optionally with the rest of the video around the loop, or an optimized GIF that repeats forever.
Repeat a video several times in a single file
Media players can repeat a video, but the file itself doesn't change: sent on WhatsApp, posted as a story or shown on a screen, it plays only once. This tool creates a real file where the video is joined end to end as many times as you want. The clip is encoded only once, then stitched together without loss: even a ten-minute loop is ready in moments, with the sound repeated too.
Loop a specific part of a video
Want to repeat just a move, a goal or a chorus? Set “Start of the part to repeat” and “End of the part to repeat”; during playback, the preview already loops your selection so you can check that the join is clean. Check “Keep the rest of the video around the loop” to get the start of the video, then the repeated part, then the end, like a sports replay shown several times.
Looping video for a story, a background or a display screen
For a background video on a website, a TV in a shop window or a livestream backdrop, choose “Up to a length”: the loop is repeated, then cut exactly at the length you want (up to 30 minutes). For a short animation to share anywhere, export as GIF: it contains a single pass and repeats forever, without sound. The back-and-forth (boomerang) gives a perfectly continuous loop, even when the end of the clip doesn't look like its start.
Loop, boomerang and GIF: which tool to choose?
This tool repeats a video. To play it backwards only, use “Reverse Video”; to turn a clip into a GIF with more length settings, “Video to GIF”; to put photos together into an animated GIF, “GIF Maker”.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I loop a video?
Upload the video, choose the number of repeats (for example ×5) or a total length, then click “Create looped video”. The file you get contains the repeated video, sound included.
How do I repeat only part of a video?
Set the start and end of the part with the sliders, or play the video and click “Start here” then “End here”. Only that part is repeated; check “Keep the rest of the video” to keep what comes before and after.
How do I make a one-hour looped video?
The tool goes up to 30 minutes, because the final file is created in the browser's memory. For one hour, create a 30-minute loop, then join it twice with “Merge Videos”.
What is the boomerang effect?
The clip plays forwards then backwards, and this back-and-forth is repeated. That way, the loop has no visible jump. The clip can be up to 60 seconds long.
Can I get a GIF that loops?
Yes: choose the GIF format. The GIF contains a single pass (back-and-forth included) and repeats forever; set its width (320 to 640 px) and the frames per second. A GIF has no sound.
Is my video uploaded to a server?
No. The loop is created in your browser with FFmpeg; only the video engine (about 30 MB) is downloaded, once. It's free, with no sign-up and no watermark.