YouTube Looper

Custom loops extension for Youtube videos

What is YouTube Looper?

"YouTube Looper" is a Chrome extension that enables users to loop specific sections of YouTube videos, ideal for music training and other repetitive tasks. With features like multiple loop creation, local storage for loops, customizable playback rates, automatic loop generation for videos with markers, and easy navigation to recent loops, this tool enhances your video experience. You can also manage, export, and sync loops across devices using a user-friendly dashboard.

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By: Wilker Lúcio

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Users: 7,000+

Rating: 4.24 (62)

Version: 2024.9.15 (Last updated: 2024-09-16)

Creation date: 2018-04-26

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

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Size: 211.97K

Email: wi*****@gmail.com

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# 12206 ▼ 135

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#790 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 2

#17 in section keyword 4

#36 in hold keyword 2 ▼ 10

#69 in youtube keyword 87 ▼ 11

#111 in video editing keyword 23 ▼ 15

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Extension summary

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Use this plugin to loop in sections of Youtube videos!

This is a great tool to help you do music training, or any kind of thing you can leverage repetition on video sections!

Features

create multiple loops so you can train sections with ease
your loops are locally stored, when you get back to your videos your loops will still be there
set a custom playback rate (you can use very precise rates as 0.7 0.85 so you can train on your speed)
automatically generate loops for videos that have markers
quickly navigate to recent videos you looped at using the popup window
Manage, export / import and sync loops between different devices using the dashboard page

Pro tips:

Hold shift key to adjust time in steps of 100ms instead of 1 second.
Hold shift and click on play to start loop 3 seconds before the loop time.

User reviews

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Pros

Allows detailed looping functionality
Useful for musicians and song analysis
Keyboard shortcuts enhance usability
Can specify start and end times for loops
Maintains access to the video control bar without losing essential features

Cons

Button to access the looper may not always appear
Glitches when fine-tuning loop times can erase previous changes
Some users find the interface not intuitive or easy to use
Overwhelming features for casual users

Most mentioned

Works well for looping music and practicing
Helps in transcribing music
Can save multiple loops for a single video
Maintains video control features like adding to playlists
Impressive precision down to milliseconds

Recent reviews

5 stars incredible extension. Just some feedback I noticed when I have a playlist loaded then I click the button for the mini player so I can search and add another video to the playlist and then I reexpand the video the typical controls for video settings and screen size on the bottom right of the player are gone, only the video looper icon is there. I noticed this only on the most recent update

Anthony Nava, 2024-11-10

One of the few loopers that actually allow detailed looping. The only issue I have is that the button to access the looper doesn't always appear on the video (e.g. where it's shown on a screenshot). Why? Am I the only one with such issue? Any way to force the button to appear? UPD: Noticed that this is related to the height and width of the video in question. For example, a video may lack this button if height/width of the video is not typical one for YouTube. However, if I add the same video to a playlist and then visit it as a part of the playlist, the button is always there. Can you look into this, please?