- How does the video looper work?
- We use FFmpeg's concat demuxer with stream-copy to stitch N copies of your video into a single file without re-encoding. That means zero quality loss and near-instant processing — a 10-minute video loops 5× in under a second. The only catch: keyframe alignment can occasionally produce a single-frame glitch at the seam, which the optional re-encode pass fixes.
- How is this different from VideoLoop or Clideo?
- Three things. (1) Speed — stream-copy beats their server re-encode by 10-100×. (2) Privacy — your video runs in your browser via WebAssembly; theirs upload to a server. (3) No watermark and no sign-up cap. They limit free use; this video looper is unlimited.
- Will the looper preserve my audio?
- Yes — the original audio track is concatenated alongside video, so every loop has its own audio. If you want a video that loops on screen while audio plays once, use the Extract Audio + manual mux flow.
- Can I loop a video more than 10 times?
- The UI caps at 10× to keep file sizes reasonable, but the underlying engine has no limit — for 20×, 50×, 100× loops, you can run the looper twice (loop 10× → re-feed the output → loop 10× again = 100× total).
- Does loop-video work on iPhone Safari?
- Yes. The video looper UI works on iPhone Safari (and every modern mobile browser). Re-encode mode uses more memory; on older iPhones we recommend leaving it off.
- Will the looped video work on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube?
- Yes for the MP4 output — every major platform accepts H.264 MP4 files, which is what the video looper produces by default.