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Looping YouTube videos is free — always. Upgrade to Pro when you're ready to work with your own recordings: slow the tempo down or shift the key — independently, no tradeoff — and save your progress across every device.
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What's in Pro
Everything you need to practice with your own recordings.
Loop your own audio
Upload any MP3 or audio file and set A/B loop points — all processed in your browser, nothing stored on our servers.
Tempo and pitch, fully independent
Slow down to any speed without the pitch dropping, or shift into a different key without changing speed — adjust either one on its own, or both together. Studio-grade time-stretching keeps it sounding clean and natural, even at extreme settings.
Cloud-synced loops
Save loop points from YouTube videos or your own audio to your account, and pick up on any device right where you left off — even if you never upload a file.
Ad-free
No ads anywhere, including on the free YouTube looper — just a clean, distraction-free practice session.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need Pro to use LoopTube?
No. Looping YouTube videos, embedding, and all the core tools are free forever. Pro adds audio file upload, pitch control, and cloud loop sync.
Are my uploaded files stored on your servers?
No. Your audio is processed entirely in your browser and is never uploaded. You add a file each session and your saved loop points re-apply to it.
Does slowing down or shifting pitch hurt the audio quality?
LoopTube uses studio-grade time-stretching, the same class of algorithm found in professional DAW software, so tempo and pitch changes stay clean and natural at most settings. Results still depend on the source recording and how extreme the change is — very large shifts on already-dense or noisy audio can start to show artifacts, same as any time-stretching engine.
How much will Pro cost?
See plans above.