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YouTube Video Loop / Repeater

Repeat a whole YouTube video or just one section, at the speed you choose. Free, no sign-up.

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User Guide — YouTube Video Loop / Repeater

What Is This Tool?

The YouTube Video Loop / Repeater plays a YouTube video again and again. You can repeat the whole video, or choose a start and end time and repeat just that section, which is often called an A-B loop. You can also slow the video down and share your exact loop as a link.

How to Use — Step by Step

1

Load the videoPaste a YouTube link and click Load Video.

2

Choose what to repeatPick Whole video, or Section and type a start and end time such as 1:30, 1:02:30 or 90 (seconds).

3

Set repeats and speedChoose Forever or a number of repeats, and a playback speed.

4

Press Play and save your loopPress Play to start repeating the video. To save it, enter an optional name, choose a folder, and click Save loop. Reopen saved loops from My saved loops, or copy the share link to share your loop setup.

What People Use It For

How to Organize Saved Loops

Use the My saved loops section to organize your saved videos into folders.

Create a folder

Click Create folder and enter a name, such as Songs, Tutorials or Language Learning. You can also click New folder in the Save This Loop section.

Save a loop in a folder

Select a folder from the Save in Folder dropdown before clicking Save loop. Choose Unfiled if you do not want to assign the loop to a folder.

Move a saved loop

Use the folder dropdown beside a saved loop to move it to another folder or to Unfiled.

Rename or delete a folder

Use the edit icon to rename a folder or the delete icon to remove it. When you delete a folder, its saved loops are kept and moved to Unfiled.

View your saved loops

Choose All loops to see every saved loop, or select a folder or Unfiled to view only the relevant loops.

Clear all saved loops and folders

Click Clear All under My saved loops section to delete all saved loops and folders at once. You will be asked to confirm before anything is deleted. This action cannot be undone and only affects saved data in your current browser on this device. Your currently loaded video and its loop settings will remain unchanged.

Troubleshooting

"Does not allow it to be played outside YouTube"

The video owner has turned off embedding, so the video cannot be looped here. Try another video.

The video does not start

Browsers, especially on phones, need a tap before a video can play. Press the Play button once. If the player does not appear, check that an ad blocker is not blocking YouTube's player.

My saved loops are missing

Saved loops are stored in the browser you used, on that device. They do not appear in a private window, in another browser or on another device, and clearing your browser data removes them. To move a loop, copy its share link before you switch.

The loop drifts or jumps a little late

Keep the tab open and visible. Browsers slow down timers in background tabs, so a loop can run slightly past the end time before it jumps back.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a free tool that plays a YouTube video, or just one part of it, over and over. You can repeat the whole video, or choose a start and end time and repeat only that section, with a speed you choose.
Paste the video link and click Load Video. Choose Whole video, then press Play. The video starts again every time it ends, until you pause it or reach the number of repeats you set.
Choose Section, then type a start and end time such as 1:30 and 1:45. You can also play the video and click Set to now under Start time and under End time at the right moments. Press Play and only that section repeats.
Yes. Choose Forever, or repeat it 2, 3, 5, 10, 20 or 50 times. After the last repeat the video stops and the status line tells you it has finished.
Yes. Use the speed buttons, which go from 0.25x to 2x. Slow speeds are useful for learning a guitar part, a dance move or a phrase in another language. Speeds that YouTube does not allow for a particular video are greyed out.
Yes. The share link contains the video, the section, the speed and the number of repeats. Anyone who opens it sees the same setup and only has to press Play.
Yes. Enter an optional name, choose a folder under Save in Folder, and click Save loop. You can create folders to organize your loops, move saved loops between folders, and access them later under My saved loops. Saved loops and folders are stored in your browser on your device. Clearing browser data may remove them. To open a loop on another device, copy its share link.
Click Create folder and enter a name. Use the edit icon to rename a folder or the delete icon to remove it. You can create up to 50 folders.
Unfiled contains saved loops that are not assigned to a folder. You can move them into a folder at any time using the folder dropdown beside the saved loop.
Deleting a folder does not delete its saved loops. The loops are moved to Unfiled, where you can continue playing, organizing or deleting them individually.
Not at the moment. The tool loops one video at a time. If you paste a link that belongs to a playlist, it loads only the single video from that link.
The owner of a video can turn off embedding, and private or removed videos cannot be played at all. In those cases the tool shows a message explaining why the video cannot be looped here.
No. The video plays in YouTube's own embedded player, and this tool only controls where it jumps back to. Because it is YouTube's player, ads can still appear.
It is accurate to a fraction of a second. Keep the tab open while it plays, because browsers can slow down timers in background tabs, and on a phone tap Play once to start.
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up and no limit on how many videos you loop.