Loop a video without losing quality
Pick how many times the clip should play and download one longer file. Vidmini copies the video instead of re-encoding it, so every repetition looks exactly like the original.
How it works
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Choose or drop the short video you want to repeat (MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV).
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Choose how many times it should play: 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 times.
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Click Loop Video, then download the longer file. Nothing was uploaded.
Lossless repetition, in seconds
Looping a video does not require compressing it again. Vidmini takes the compressed video and audio data of your clip and writes it several times in a row into a new file, adjusting only the timestamps. Because nothing is decoded or re-encoded, there is no quality loss at all and the job takes seconds, even for high-resolution footage. The page shows “Lossless: no re-encoding” to confirm it.
The sound is repeated along with the picture, so a clip with music or ambient noise stays in sync on every pass.
What people use looped videos for
Backgrounds: a few seconds of rain, clouds, a fireplace or an abstract animation become a longer background for a website, a livestream scene, a presentation or a screen in a shop.
Short clips for social media: some platforms and messaging apps do not replay videos automatically. Repeating a short moment three or five times makes a satisfying clip, a product shot or a reaction easier to watch and share.
Music and practice loops: repeating a short passage of a song, a dance move or a drum groove makes it easy to rehearse along without pressing replay after every take.
Tips for a smooth loop
A loop looks seamless when the last frame of the clip flows naturally into the first one. If there is a visible jump, trim the clip first so it starts and ends on similar images, then open the trimmed file in the loop tool.
Keep an eye on the file size: looping ten times makes a file about ten times larger. If you need to share it on a platform with an upload limit, send the result to the compressor afterwards. If you need a silent clip that repeats forever, a GIF may suit you better: the video to GIF tool creates animations that loop endlessly.
Private by design
The whole process happens in your browser, with the WebCodecs API and WebAssembly. Your clip is never uploaded, there is no account and no watermark. Once the page has loaded, it even works without an internet connection. There is no size limit set by us; the output is streamed to your browser’s private storage.
Frequently asked questions
Does looping a video reduce its quality?
No. The streams are copied without re-encoding, so each repetition is identical to the original clip, pixel for pixel.
How many times can I repeat a video?
You can choose 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 repetitions. For a longer result, loop the looped file again: for example, 10 repetitions of a clip already repeated 5 times give 50 passes.
Is the sound repeated too?
Yes. The audio track is copied along with the video, so music and sound effects repeat in sync with the picture. To get a silent loop, remove the audio with the Remove Audio tool first.
Can I make a video that loops forever?
A video file always has a fixed length, and whether it replays endlessly depends on the player. If you need an animation that loops forever by itself, convert the clip to a GIF with the video to GIF tool.
Which formats are supported?
MP4, MOV (including iPhone videos), M4V, WebM and MKV with codecs your browser can read, such as H.264, HEVC, VP9 or AV1. AVI, WMV and FLV files also work: they are first converted on your device by a built-in fallback, which is slower and downloads a 32 MB converter the first time.
Is my video uploaded?
No. Vidmini processes the file inside your browser. The page can only talk to vidmini.com for its own code, and no tracking cookies are used.