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Easy Step-by-Step Instructions on How to Loop a YouTube Video on Desktop and Mobile
There are lots of people who enjoy watching their favorite music videos, ASMR videos, meditation tutorials, and other types of video content repeatedly. It makes sense that many of the platform’s over two billion monthly users utilize it as their main source of entertainment, inspiration, and relaxation. It’s convenient to have the option of setting a video to play repeatedly while you’re relaxing or completing other duties.
Users have long used different methods, such as third-party programs, to play YouTube videos repeatedly. The option to loop a video wasn’t made available until 2015, when YouTube ultimately chose to go over to HTML5. With just a few clicks, you can now make your favorite videos play for as long as you like. The problem is that YouTube’s mobile app lags behind with this capability. You will still need to utilize workarounds if you use a mobile device.
Because of this, we’ll look at how to loop YouTube video in this article for both desktop and mobile users. Not only that, but we’ll also demonstrate how to use the online editor for InVideo to loop your own videos and other files.
Let’s begin straight away!
h2. How are YouTube videos looped on a desktop?
For desktop users, Google has made it simple to repeatedly watch their favorite YouTube videos. You can set up the loop in just a few easy steps if you’re using a browser like Firefox or Chrome. You may achieve this by applying:
- First, right-click
- 2. Right-click and the Shift key
1. How can I right-click and loop a YouTube video?
With the transition of YouTube to HTML5, users are now able to loop any video with just a few mouse clicks. The action you must take is:
1. Find a video you wish to loop by searching
2. Launch the movie
3. To the right-click, click anywhere around the video’s edges.
4. Select Loop from the menu.
Your video will now play repeatedly unless you right-click it again and select the option to disable looping by unchecking it.
2. How can I use the right-click + Shift key to loop a YouTube video?
If, for some reason, the loop option isn’t present when you right-click the movie, you can use the mouse and the shift key to enter a different menu. You should:
Open the video you wish to loop in step 1.
2. Right-click the video while holding down the shift key.
3. From the alternative option, choose Loop.
If the alternative menu does not appear in your browser after the first click, click right again while holding down the shift key. Previously, Chrome was the only browser with this option, but now Firefox and other browsers also have it.
Read more: How to repeat youtube videos
How can I make a YouTube video loop on my phone?
Sadly, mobile devices don’t yet have access to the straightforward looping feature for YouTube videos that was released for desktop browsers. One of the alternate options is where you must turn. Which are:
- Making a playlist, first
- 2. Using websites that loop YouTube videos
1. Making a playlist to play YouTube videos repeatedly
If you have a YouTube account, you may manually make a playlist out of a single video without having to change the links and access it anytime you want to view it again.
Here is how to accomplish it:
1. Launch the video in your YouTube app for mobile.
2. Click the video.
3. Long-press the Save button underneath the video.
4. Select the New Playlist option.
5. Name your fresh playlist.
6. Decide if it should be unlisted, private, or public.
Visit your library.
8. Select the playlist you just made, and then press the Repeat option.
Read more: Youtube repeat music – Play the same song repeatedly
2. Using websites that loop YouTube videos
There are many websites available for looping YouTube videos. You can select a specific section of the video to loop, which is one of the main advantages of using some of these websites. The drawback is that a lot of them are malware- and ad-filled. For the task, you can attempt a solution like Infinite Looper.
