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Sometimes, you may want to loop a YouTube video to watch it repeatedly without manually replaying it. Whether it’s your favorite music track, a tutorial, or a relaxing video, looping can save time and keep the content playing continuously. Here’s an easy guide to help you loop YouTube videos on different devices.

Why Loop a YouTube Video?

• Listen to your favorite song or soundtrack repeatedly
• Watch tutorials multiple times without pausing
• Keep background music or ambiance playing
• Study or memorize content more efficiently

Method 1: Loop a YouTube Video on Desktop

Step 1: Open YouTube

Go to YouTube.com and find the video you want to loop.

Step 2: Right-Click the Video

Right-click on the video itself.

Step 3: Select “Loop”

From the menu that appears, click Loop. The video will now play continuously until you turn off looping.

Method 2: Loop a YouTube Playlist

You can loop an entire playlist to watch multiple videos repeatedly:

1. Create a playlist and add your videos.
2. Play the playlist.
3. Click the Loop icon (a circular arrow) on the player.
   The playlist will now repeat automatically.

Method 3: Loop a YouTube Video on Mobile

Currently, the YouTube mobile app doesn’t allow direct looping for single videos, but there are workarounds:

• Add to a playlist: Add the video to a private playlist and loop the playlist.
• Use browser version: Open YouTube in a mobile browser, switch to desktop mode, and follow the desktop loop method.

Tips for Looping YouTube Videos

• Make sure your playlist is set to repeat if using mobile.
• You can loop multiple videos using playlists instead of single videos.
• Looping works best on Wi-Fi to avoid data usage issues.

FAQs on How to Loop a YouTube Video

1. Can I loop a YouTube video on my phone?
   Yes, by using a playlist or the mobile browser in desktop mode.
2. Is there a limit to how many times a video can loop?
   No, it loops continuously until you turn it off.
3. Can I loop a YouTube playlist?
   Yes, click the Loop icon in the playlist player.
4. Does looping use more data?
   Yes, looping consumes data as the video plays repeatedly.
5. Can I loop videos without signing in?
   Yes, the desktop loop function works without logging into YouTube.
6. Are there apps to loop YouTube videos automatically?
   Some third-party apps and websites allow video looping, but the official YouTube loop works well for most needs.
7. Can I loop live streams?
   No, live streams cannot be looped; only recorded videos can.
8. Can I loop a YouTube Shorts video?
   Yes, adding it to a playlist and looping the playlist works.
9. Is there a keyboard shortcut for looping videos on desktop?
   Not officially; you need to right-click and select Loop.
10. Can looping improve study or focus sessions?
    Yes, repeated playback of tutorials or background music can help with learning and concentration.