Drop in a video to see whether it jumps where it repeats, and where. Then fix it three ways, watch each one loop, and download the one you like. Free, no sign-up, and nothing is uploaded.
Drop in your own video
It never leaves your device: the check and the fixes run right here in the page.
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It compares the last frame with the first, against how much frames normally change from one to the next, and grades the loop from A+ to F: Seamless, Small jump or Obvious jump. The last and first frames sit side by side so you can see the jump.
Three ways to make it loop, each playing side by side: trim to the frame that best matches the start, crossfade the end into the start, or boomerang, forward then backward.
Pick the one that looks right and download it as an MP4, or a WebM for the web, at its original size and quality. No watermark, no sign-up.
Drop it into the Seamless Loop Maker above. It checks whether the last frame flows into the first, then offers three fixes: trim to the frame that best matches the start, crossfade the end into the start, or boomerang (forward, then backward). Pick the one that looks right and download it.
Because its last frame doesn’t match its first. When a player jumps from the end back to the start, any difference in position, light or framing shows as a jolt. The check measures that difference against a normal change between two frames, and shows the last and first frames side by side, with what changed between them in lime.
Trim to best match when the movement repeats, like a spinning object or a swaying plant: cutting at the right frame gives a perfect loop with nothing added. Crossfade for things without a clear direction, like light, water, smoke or textures. Boomerang for gentle back-and-forth movement; it always loops, but people walking or water flowing will visibly run in reverse.
Some can’t: a camera move, a cut to a different scene or someone walking out of frame means the end never looks like the start. The tool says so plainly and won’t hand you a cut that still jumps. Boomerang still gives a loop, or you can make a loop that’s seamless by design in Motion.
No. The check and the fixes run in your browser, on your own computer, using its built-in video decoder and encoder. Your video never leaves your device.
It’s free for good, with no account, no watermark and no limit on how many videos you loop.
MP4, MOV and WebM files up to 60 seconds, in any shape, up to 4K. The loop keeps the video’s size, quality and frame rate. Sound is left out, because a loop with sound jumps anyway. It works best in an up-to-date Chrome or Edge; Firefox and Safari work too.
Yes, in Motion, the main Showcase Hub tool. It turns your images and clips into looping showcase videos, and every one of its motions is built to loop seamlessly, so there’s no seam to fix.
Turn your images and clips into showcase videos built to loop, so there’s no seam to fix.
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