Looping a YouTube video is one of the most useful tricks for anyone who learns by repetition — musicians, language learners, dancers, and students all rely on it daily. In this guide, we cover three methods to loop YouTube videos, from the built-in option to the most powerful tool available: InfiniteLooper.
Method 1: YouTube's Built-in Loop (Right-Click)
YouTube has a native loop feature, but it's hidden. Here's how to find it:
- Open any YouTube video in your browser.
- Right-click directly on the video player (not on the controls bar).
- A context menu appears — select "Loop".
- The video will now repeat from the beginning every time it ends.
Limitation: This only loops the entire video. You cannot set a custom start or end point (A/B loop). If you want to repeat only a specific section, you need one of the methods below.
Method 2: The YouTube URL Trick
You can also enable looping by modifying the video URL in the address bar:
- Open the YouTube video you want to loop.
- In the URL, find
youtube.com/watchand change it toyoutu.be. - Add
?loop=1&playlist=VIDEO_IDto the end of the URL, replacing VIDEO_ID with the actual ID of the video.
Example: https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ?loop=1&playlist=dQw4w9WgXcQ
Limitation: This loops the whole video without A/B control, and it can be unreliable depending on your browser.
Method 3: InfiniteLooper — Full AB Loop Control (Best Method)
If you need to loop a specific section of a YouTube video — a guitar riff, a pronunciation exercise, a dance move — then InfiniteLooper is by far the best tool available. It's 100% free and works instantly in your browser.
- Go to InfiniteLooper.tube.
- Paste your YouTube video URL into the search bar.
- Use the A slider to set where the loop starts, and the B slider to set where it ends.
- Click Play — the video will loop infinitely between those two points.
- Optionally, adjust the playback speed (from 0.25x to 2x) to slow down or speed up the section.
Extra Features in InfiniteLooper
- Speed Control: Slow down to 0.25x for detailed analysis or speed up to 2x.
- Video Notes: Write notes while watching — perfect for language learners and students.
- Share Loop Links: Generate a URL that captures your exact loop settings to share with others.
- Save & Organize (Premium): Save unlimited loops and organize them by custom tags.
Comparison: Which Method Should You Use?
| Method | Full Video Loop | AB Section Loop | Speed Control | Free |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube Right-Click | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| URL Trick | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| InfiniteLooper | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ (0.25x–2x) | ✅ |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I loop a YouTube video on my phone?
Yes! InfiniteLooper is fully optimized for mobile. Open it in your phone's browser, paste the YouTube URL, and set your loop points with touch controls.
Does looping a YouTube video on InfiniteLooper show ads?
The InfiniteLooper player does not show ads within the looping interface, giving you uninterrupted practice sessions.
Can I loop a YouTube video on iPhone or Android?
Yes. InfiniteLooper works on both iOS (Safari, Chrome) and Android (Chrome, Firefox) browsers. No app download needed.
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AB loop, speed control (0.25x–2x), video notes and shareable loop links — all free, no account needed.
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