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Loop Video

Upload your video and specify a repeat count or target duration. The Agent interprets your instructions to preserve the requested source range and handle audio, presenting the joins and total playback for your review.

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Upload Your Video

Provide your video and instructions for the Agent.

The Agent will interpret your directions and prepare the output for your review.

What It Is

Repeating Video Footage

Loop Video repeats a source clip in sequence, creating one longer video that plays the original content multiple times. This process extends the duration of your footage by appending copies of the original clip.

This capability is useful for creating background loops, showcasing repeating product motions, or extending ambient footage. It allows you to generate longer videos from short clips without needing new content.

Extended Playback

Create Longer Videos

Transform a short video clip into a longer piece of content by repeating it a specified number of times or for a target duration.

Continuous Playback

Continuous Playback

Direct the Agent to create a continuous playback experience by repeating your video clip end-to-end.

Audio Control

Manage Sound Repetition

Specify how the audio should be handled during the looping process, whether it repeats, fades, or is removed.

How It Works

Steps for Video Repetition

Provide your video and looping instructions, then review the Agent's repeated playback.

01

Upload Video and Repeat Target

Supply your video and specify either the number of times you want it to repeat or a target total duration for the looped video. Include any audio handling guidance.

02

Agent Repeats Video Content

The Agent processes your video, interpreting your count or duration request, and sequences the source clip to create the extended playback, handling audio as directed.

03

Review and Inspect Joins

Inspect the resulting video to check the repeated playback and the transitions at each join point. You can request adjustments to the loop count or audio handling.

Agent Capabilities

Agent's Video Looping Actions

The Agent focuses on repeating your video clip based on your specific instructions for duration and audio.

Interprets Count vs. Duration

The Agent understands whether you intend the video to repeat a specific number of times or to reach a target overall duration.

Preserves Requested Source Range

Only the specified portion of your source video is used for looping, ensuring the correct content is repeated.

Handles Repeated Audio

Your directions for how the audio should repeat, fade, or be silenced across the looped segments are followed.

Presents Joins for Review

The Agent prepares the looped video, allowing you to review the transitions between each repetition and the total playback.

Common Questions

About Looping Videos

Should I specify repeat count or target duration?

You can choose either. Specify a repeat count (e.g., 'loop 5 times') if you know how many repetitions you need. Specify a target duration (e.g., 'loop for 30 seconds') if you need the final video to be a specific length.

Does the audio repeat with the picture?

Audio handling follows your instructions. You can ask to repeat the audio with the picture, mute it, fade it out, or loop only the video.

What makes a loop appear smooth?

A smooth loop often depends on the source video having compatible start and end frames, where the transition from end to beginning is visually continuous. You can direct the Agent to prioritize smooth transitions.

Can I loop only part of a video?

Yes, you can specify a particular segment or time range of your source video to be looped. The Agent will use only that selected portion for repetition.

What should I review at each join?

At each join point, check for any abrupt visual changes, audio pops, or noticeable breaks in continuity. Ensure the transition from the end of one segment to the start of the next is as intended.

Ready to Start?

Repeat Your Video and Review

Upload your video and repeat target. Review the looped video, paying close attention to the joins and total playback.