Loop Video

FAQ

• what exactly does "Loop Video" do?

  Looping a video simply means making it play from the beginning again automatically after it reaches the end. You can set it to repeat a specific number of times, or have it play continuously forever.

• Will looping change the video's screen size or resolution (like 1920x1080)?

  No, it won't. Looping is all about the video's duration and repetition, not its visual dimensions (like resolution or aspect ratio). The screen size and shape will stay the same as your original video.

• Will the looped video file be bigger than the original?

  Yes, definitely! It will be much bigger. Since you're essentially adding the video content multiple times, the total duration increases, and the file size will grow accordingly. The more times you loop it, the bigger the file gets.

• Can I just loop a small section of my video?

  Yes, you can, but you need to prepare the video first. Our Loop Video tool applies the loop effect to the entire video file you upload. To loop just a specific section, first use our Trim or Cut Video feature to cut out that exact part you want to repeat. Then, simply upload that shorter clip to the Loop Video tool to apply the looping.

• What video formats can I upload for looping? What format will the finished loop be in?

  You can usually upload standard video formats like MP4, MOV, etc. The output format for the looped video is typically MP4. If we support generating an infinite loop as a GIF, that might also be an option. Check the tool's specific details.