TutuCut

Repeat a video

Looping means joining a clip to itself, and this page’s engine reads one file at a time. Duplicating it on the timeline in the full editor takes one drag — this page takes you there with your file.

Result right here

Drop a video here, or click to choose

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A loop is not an effect, it is the same clip several times in a row. That needs something that can hold more than one input at once.

The engine behind these tools takes a single file in and produces a single file out. It is fast and it never uploads anything, but it cannot join a clip to itself.

On a timeline this is trivial: drop the clip, copy it, paste it as many times as you like. The full editor opens in the same tab with your file already loaded.

FAQ

Could I just merge the file with itself?

The merge tool takes several files, so selecting the same file twice does work. It re-encodes though, where the editor simply repeats it.

How many times can I repeat it in the editor?

As many as you want; the timeline has no cap.

Does the sound repeat too?

Yes, the whole clip repeats, sound included.

Can I make it loop seamlessly?

Trim so the first and last frames match before repeating — that is what makes a loop look continuous.

Is the editor also free?

Yes. No account, no upload, no watermark.

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