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How to Use LoopTube

  1. Paste your YouTube URL or Video ID
    In the input at the top, enter a full YouTube link (e.g. https://youtu.be/VIDEO_ID) or the 11‑character ID. The player will auto‑load as soon as you finish typing or pasting.
  2. Set your “A” (start) marker
    Click the button at the exact moment you want your loop to begin. You’ll see “Start: M:SS.mm” update next to it.
  3. Set your “B” (end) marker
    Play or scrub to the point you want to end the loop and click . The “End: M:SS.mm” label will confirm your selection.
  4. Toggle looping on/off
    Click the button to enable or disable continuous looping between your A–B markers. The button color changes shows you the current state. Blue button means toggling is on, and grey button means toggling is off.
  5. Adjust playback speed
    Use the and buttons to slow down or speed up (0.25× – 4×). Your current rate appears in the center.
  6. Use keyboard shortcuts
    • Ctrl + L: Toggle loop
    • Ctrl + B: Jump back to start (A)
    • Ctrl + P: Play/Pause
    • Ctrl + U / Ctrl + J: Speed up / Slow down
  7. Load a new video instantly
    Paste another URL/ID in the input—LoopTube will detect the change and reload the player, resetting A/B markers automatically.
  8. No signup required
    Jump right in—LoopTube is free to use with no account or personal information needed.
  9. Persistent last video
    When you reload the page, LoopTube remembers your last video and reloads it automatically so you can resume looping right away.

Key Features

Infinite Video Looping

Loop entire YouTube videos continuously with one click—no end point needed.

Precise A/B Segment Loop

Mark exact start (A) & end (B) points to replay any segment on repeat.

Adjustable Playback Speed

Speed up or slow down loops between 0.25× and 4× for fine‑tuned review.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Use Ctrl+L/A/B/P/U/J for loop toggle, markers, play/pause and speed control without leaving the keyboard.

Multi‑Device Support

Works on desktop, mobile, Chromebook, smart TV, Safari, Roku, and more—wherever you watch YouTube.

Privacy‑First & No Signup

No account required, no data collection beyond your browser—loop videos instantly and privately.

Persistent Last Video

Your last‑loaded video automatically reloads on page refresh so you can pick up where you left off.

URL‑Only Input

Simply paste the YouTube URL—no need to extract or remember the raw 11‑character video ID.

Multilingual Interface

Choose from over 200 languages—LoopTube speaks your language so you can loop YouTube videos in the interface you know best.

Frequently Asked Questions

Paste your YouTube URL or ID into the top field. Click the A button at your desired start point, then the B button at your end point. Finally, press the loop toggle to replay that segment continuously.

Use the A/B controls: play to your desired start, click A, then play to the end and click B. The player will jump back to A when it reaches B, creating a custom loop.

Click the – or + buttons beside the speed display to change rates between 0.25× and 4×. You can also use Ctrl+J (slow down) and Ctrl+U (speed up).

YouTube typically counts one view per session after a user watches 30 seconds. Continuous loops may not register additional views beyond the first playthrough.

Click the loop toggle button again (Ctrl+L) to disable looping. If A/B markers are set, the button outline will revert, and playback returns to normal when the video ends.

Currently LoopTube focuses on single‑video looping. To repeat a playlist, load each video in sequence and use the loop controls—or stay tuned for future playlist‑loop support!

LoopTube is fully responsive. Simply open the site in your mobile browser, paste your URL, and use the touch‑friendly A/B & speed controls just as you would on desktop.

Yes—access LoopTube via your TV’s web browser (e.g. Roku, Apple TV Safari). All controls, including A/B looping and speed adjustments, are optimized for TV remotes and on‑screen navigation.

To loop YouTube videos on a Chromebook without touching the trackpad, simply use LoopTube’s keyboard‑driven interface—no mouse needed:
  1. Open LoopTube in your browser and press Tab to focus the URL input.
  2. Paste your YouTube link and hit Enter; the video loads automatically.
  3. Tab to the A button and press Enter at your desired start point.
  4. Tab to the B button and press Enter at your desired end point.
  5. Finally, tab to the loop toggle or press Ctrl+L to start and stop the loop.
You can also control playback speed with Ctrl+U/ Ctrl+J and play/pause with Ctrl+P, all without ever using a mouse.

LoopTube works seamlessly in Safari on both macOS and iOS. Simply:
  1. Open Safari and navigate to https://looptube.net.
  2. Paste your YouTube URL into the input field and press Enter.
  3. Use the A/B buttons to set loop points.
  4. Click the loop toggle or press Ctrl+L (Cmd+L on Mac) to start looping.
On iOS Safari, you may need to enable “Request Desktop Site” to access the full control toolbar.

No sign‑in required—LoopTube operates independently. Just paste your URL and start looping immediately, no login or personal data needed.

• Ctrl+L to toggle loop
• Ctrl+B to jump back to the start marker
• Ctrl+P to play/pause
• Ctrl+U / Ctrl+J to increase/decrease speed

Some videos have embedding disabled by their owners or are age/region‑restricted. In that case:
  • Click the “Watch on YouTube” link in the player overlay to open it on YouTube’s site.
  • Reach out to the content owner to request embedding permission.
  • Try a different video that allows embedding.

Unfortunately, Google Slides only allows inserting videos directly from YouTube’s own domain, so you can’t embed the LoopTube player via the “By URL” option.

Alternatives:

  1. Use Slides’ native loop: Insert via Insert → Video → YouTube, select your video, then in Format options enable “Loop – On.”
  2. Link out to LoopTube: Add a button or link in your slide that opens https://looptube.net/?v=VIDEO_ID in a new tab for full A/B looping.
  3. Download & re‑upload: If you have permission, download the video, embed it as a file in Slides, and use Slides’ built‑in loop setting.

YouTube Shorts are designed for bite‑sized, snackable content and the official Shorts player automatically loops videos to keep viewers engaged. LoopTube treats Shorts just like any other YouTube video—paste the Shorts URL into the input field and use the A/B controls or full‑video loop to replay the clip outside of the native Shorts interface.

LoopTube can loop any duration indefinitely. Set A to the start of your clip and B to the end, then leave it running—your browser will keep the loop playing for 10 hours or more.

LoopTube currently focuses on single‑video looping. To loop a queue, open each video in LoopTube sequentially or use YouTube’s native “Loop playlist” feature for queued videos.

LoopTube does not support YouTube Music playlists directly. For playlist looping, use the YouTube Music app’s built‑in loop setting on the playlist screen.

Unfortunately, the Nintendo Switch doesn’t provide a public web browser for loading external sites like LoopTube, so looping YouTube videos directly on the console isn’t supported.
  • If you have homebrew software installed and access to the hidden browser, you may be able to navigate to LoopTube—but this isn’t officially supported and carries risks.
  • For seamless looping on the go, consider using LoopTube on a smartphone, tablet, or desktop browser instead.

On YouTube, “Loop playlist” continuously replays all videos in a playlist in order. For precise segment looping, use LoopTube’s A/B controls on each individual video.

To loop a song on YouTube with LoopTube:
  1. Paste the song’s URL or video ID into the input field and press Enter.
  2. Play the song to the point you want to start and click A.
  3. Let it play to your chosen end point and click B.
  4. Hit the loop toggle (or press Ctrl+L) to replay the full song or that segment continuously.
  5. Optionally adjust the speed with Ctrl+J/Ctrl+U to practice at a slower tempo.

LoopTube helps you master songs and lyrics quickly:
  • Isolate tricky sections by setting tight A/B loops on riffs or vocal parts.
  • Slow it down with playback speeds as low as 0.25× to catch every note.
  • Repeat automatically so you can focus on technique instead of manual rewinding.
  • Bookmark your progress by sharing or bookmarking the URL with loop parameters.

When you click the Toggle Loop button (or press Ctrl+L), LoopTube now resets both A and B markers back to 00:00, so you can start fresh without reloading. Then simply click the A button at your new start point and the B button at your new end point to set up your next loop.

Yes—LoopTube offers both light and dark themes. Click the sun/moon toggle in the top navigation menu to switch. Your choice is saved in your browser and will persist across sessions.

LoopTube only remembers the last video URL you loaded so it can reload that video when you return. This data is saved locally in your browser—nothing is sent to our servers. We do not use cookies, collect personal data, or run analytics scripts unless you explicitly opt in.

Learn more about how we handle your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

Have feedback? To report a bug or request a feature, please email us at onlineprimetools101@gmail.com. We look forward to improving LoopTube with your suggestions!

LoopTube works on all modern desktop and mobile browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. It's fully responsive on smartphones and tablets, and can be accessed via Smart TV browsers where available. If you encounter any issues, please make sure your browser is up to date.

LoopTube requires an internet connection to load YouTube videos via the official API. It does not currently support offline playback. You can bookmark a video for quick access, but the video itself must stream from YouTube’s servers.

On macOS, replace the Ctrl key with ⌘ Command for all shortcuts. For example, use ⌘+L to toggle looping and ⌘+U/⌘+J to adjust speed.
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