How to Make Video Loop

FastEdit supports loop count control for animated formats and a pingpong mode that plays video forward then backward for seamless looping effects. Whether you need a GIF that loops forever, a short clip that repeats a set number of times, or a smooth back-and-forth animation, this guide covers it, all in your browser, no upload required.

Steps

01

Open FastEdit

Go to fastedit.net. No account or installation needed. The editor runs in your browser.

02

Drop your video or animation

Drag and drop your file (MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF, WebP, or any supported format) onto the editor. The file loads locally and is never uploaded.

03

Trim to your loop segment

Use the timeline to trim down to the exact segment you want to loop. Shorter segments loop more naturally. Aim for a clip where the last frame transitions smoothly back to the first frame.

04

Enable pingpong mode for seamless loops

Turn on pingpong mode to play the video forward then backward. This creates a natural bounce effect and eliminates the hard cut when the loop restarts. This is particularly effective for camera pans, zooms, and motion graphics.

05

Set loop count

For animated formats (GIF, WebP, APNG), set the loop count: 0 for infinite loop, or a specific number of repetitions. For video formats (MP4, WebM), the loop behavior depends on the player, but pingpong still applies to the export.

06

Export your looping video

Choose your output format: GIF and WebP for native looping support, MP4 for broader compatibility. Click Export to download your looping file.

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