Repeat a Song — Loop It Endlessly
Last updated: September 2026
Put any song on repeat — the whole track or just the part you love — free, no account, works on any device.
Some songs deserve more than one play. LoopTube puts any YouTube song on endless repeat — the whole track, or just the chorus, riff, or verse you mark with the A and B handles. Free, in the browser, no sign-up.
How to repeat a song
- 1Find the song on YouTube
Open the song you want on repeat and copy its URL — or use LoopTube's built-in search to find it without leaving the page.
- 2Load it in LoopTube
Paste the link into the search box and the song loads in the player — no account, no install.
- 3Hit play — it repeats forever
The song loops from the top every time it ends. Want just the hook or one verse? Drag the A and B markers and only that part repeats.
What people repeat songs for
A favourite track on endless repeat
The simplest use — a song you can't stop playing, repeated for as long as you want without autoplay wandering off to something else.
Focus & study music
Loop a single ambient track or lo-fi song instead of a playlist — one consistent sound, no skip moments breaking concentration.
Learning a song by ear
Loop the verse or the solo, slow it to 50% without the pitch dropping out, and work it up to full speed in increments.
Learning lyrics
Repeat a single line or a tricky verse until the words stick — set markers to the exact bar instead of scrubbing back.
DJ & mix practice
Loop the outro of one track and the intro of the next to drill a transition until it's muscle memory.
Choreography to a song
Mark the eight-count you're working on and repeat it at reduced tempo until every movement lines up.
More than the repeat button
YouTube's built-in loop repeats the entire video and nothing else. LoopTube adds the things repeat listeners actually want: markers to loop only part of a song, tempo control from 25% to 200% that keeps the pitch intact, saved loop points you can come back to, and shareable links that open at your exact loop. Practicing rather than just listening? The music-practice guide goes deeper.
Frequently asked questions
How do I repeat a song on YouTube?
Paste the song's YouTube link into LoopTube and press play — it repeats automatically when it ends. Right-clicking inside YouTube also loops the whole video, but YouTube's option can't repeat just one part of a song.
How do I loop just the chorus or one verse?
Drag the A marker to where the section starts and the B marker to where it ends. Only that part repeats — so you can loop a chorus, a riff, a drum break, or a single line of lyrics.
Can I slow the song down while it repeats?
Yes. The tempo slider goes from 25% to 200% speed with pitch preservation — slowed-down audio keeps its original key instead of dropping an octave.
Can I repeat a song on my phone?
Yes — LoopTube works in any mobile browser. No app to install; open the site, paste the link, tap the progress bar to set loop points.
Does repeating a song cost anything?
Repeating YouTube songs is completely free with no loop limit — and uploading your own audio is free too. LoopTube Pro adds exporting, keeping files ready between sessions, and cloud sync for saved loops.
Can I loop my own MP3 instead of a YouTube video?
Yes — open the Upload tab on the homepage and drop in an MP3, WAV, or other audio file. You get the same loop markers plus independent pitch and tempo control.
Related: repeat a whole YouTube video, loop any video online, loop your own audio files, or the full how-to guide.
Put it on repeat
Paste a YouTube link or search for the song — looping is free and unlimited.
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