Supports standard, shortened (youtu.be), embed, and shorts URLs.
Paste a YouTube URL above to load a video.
Loops continuously — press Pause to stop.
About This YouTube Looper
Paste any YouTube URL and the player loops it continuously — the whole video, or just the section between a start and end time you set. Slow it down to 0.25× to nail every note in a solo, or speed it up to 2× to test yourself at full tempo. Built on the official YouTube IFrame Player API — playback stays inside YouTube's player at all times, so the original creator still gets credit for the view.
- 01Loop the whole video or any section between two timestamps
- 02Drag the start and end handles on the timeline to fine-tune your loop range
- 03Five speed presets — 0.25×, 0.5×, 1×, 1.5×, 2×
- 04Fine-tune speed with a 0.25× – 2× slider or type an exact value
- 05Volume slider with one-tap mute
- 06Practice limit — stop automatically after a set number of loops or minutes
- 07Visual timeline with click-to-seek and loop range overlay
- 08"Now" buttons capture the current playback time as a loop boundary
- 09"Jump" button seeks to the loop start and begins playback
- 10Supports standard, shortened (youtu.be), embed, and shorts URLs
- 11Uses the official YouTube IFrame Player API — no stream extraction
- 12Works on desktop and mobile browsers
- 13Free — no account or sign-up needed
Frequently Asked Questions
Paste the video URL and click Load Video. Leave the loop range at the full length to loop the whole video, or enter a start and end time (e.g. 0:10 and 0:25) — or press the Now button while the video plays to capture the current time as a boundary — to loop just that section. With Loop On, the player replays continuously.
After loading a video, use the Playback Speed controls. Tap a preset (0.25×, 0.5×, 1×, 1.5×, or 2×), drag the slider, or type an exact value in the Custom field for precise control. 0.25× plays the video at one quarter of its original speed without changing the pitch — ideal for learning fast solos.
The tool accepts standard URLs (youtube.com/watch?v=…), shortened URLs (youtu.be/…), embed URLs (youtube.com/embed/…), shorts URLs, and bare 11-character video IDs.
YouTube's player preserves pitch at most playback rates, so the audio stays in tune even when slowed down or sped up. This is what makes the tool genuinely useful for guitar practice.
No. It plays videos through the official YouTube IFrame Player API — nothing is downloaded or extracted. Playback always happens inside YouTube's embedded player.
Yes. The Practice Limit control lets you stop automatically after a set number of loops or a set number of minutes of playback (paused time does not count). The default is unlimited — the section loops until you pause. A live counter shows your progress, and pressing Play again after the limit is reached starts a fresh set.
Yes — completely free. No account, no download, and no payment required. It runs in your browser using YouTube's official embedded player.