Upload your clip, choose how many times to repeat it (or a target length), and download one longer MP4. Output stops at 180 seconds so the job stays light.
What do I get back?
One MP4 that plays your clip again and again for the chosen count or until the target length (H.264 video + AAC audio when sound is present).
What does Loop Video change in the publish-ready file?
Loop Video produces a longer looped MP4 without opening a timeline editor.
Outcomes specific to Loop Video:
- Repeat 2–10 times or aim for a target length.
- Whole-clip repeats stay honest and predictable.
- 180s cap keeps the job VPS-safe.
What publish problems remain without Loop Video?
Without Loop Video, uploads face copy-pasting the same clip by hand in another app.
Risks of shipping without Loop Video:
- Manual duplicate edits waste time for demos and Stories.
- Uneven joins appear when people eyeball cut points.
- Short masters cannot fill a required Story length.
How does Loop Video relate to platform ingest and early watch?
Loop Video yields a ready loop for Stories, demos, and short social fills.
Ingest and retention angles for Loop Video:
- Product demos and reaction loops finish in one pass.
- Packs can still finish 9:16 loudness afterward.
- No fake “seamless morph” claim at the join.
- You stay in control of the owned master.
Loop Video changes file readiness before upload; platforms still re-encode after receipt.
Repeat count or target length?
Use repeat count (2–10×) for a fixed number of plays. Use target length when you care about total seconds (for example a 30s Story loop).
Is this an infinite seamless loop filter?
No. It repeats the whole file end-to-end. It does not invent crossfades between loops or remove a hard cut at the join.
Use Loop Video for demos and short social loops, then run a pack if you still need 9:16 loudness.