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How to Automatically Repeat (Loop) YouTube Videos

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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For those who love listening to their favorite music or watching their favorite video again and again, nothing is more frustrating than manually replaying a YouTube video each time it ends. Fortunately, there is an easy way to automatically repeat or loop a YouTube video, and this guide will show you how.

1. Use the built-in loop feature

YouTube has a built-in loop feature that allows you to automatically repeat a video. All you need to do is right-click on the video while it is playing, and select the “Loop” option from the drop-down menu. The video will now continuously repeat until you manually stop it.

2. Use a third-party website

If you don’t want to use the built-in loop feature or if your browser does not support it, you can use a third-party website to automatically loop a video. Some popular options include ListenOnRepeat, InfiniteLooper, and Youtubeloop.net. Simply copy the video URL from YouTube, paste it into the third-party website, and click on the loop option.

3. Use a browser extension

There are also browser extensions available that can automatically loop a YouTube video. For example, the “Auto Replay for YouTube” extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox allows you to set the number of times you want the video to repeat, or to repeat it indefinitely. It also has a shuffle option that allows you to randomly play videos from a playlist.

4. Use a media player

If you prefer to watch YouTube videos using a media player, you can also use this to automatically loop a video. Simply download the video using a YouTube downloader, and then play it on a media player such as VLC. On VLC, for example, you can select the “Loop” option from the “Playback” menu to continually replay the video.

In conclusion, there are several ways to automatically repeat a YouTube video. Whether you choose to use the built-in loop feature, a third-party website, a browser extension, or a media player, you can enjoy your favorite content without the frustration of manually replaying it.

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