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Here you’ll be able to see your clip in the preview panel in the center. Once the video is uploaded, you’ll be taken to the editor tool. You should also note that the tool works with a variety of video formats including MP4, AVI, MPG, VOB, WMV, MOV, and lots more! This shouldn’t take long, but all will depend on the video length and the file size. Once you’ve selected your file to upload, it will begin processing in Clideo’s servers.

This opens a menu that allows you to upload videos either directly from Google Drive or Dropbox cloud storage accounts. You’ll also notice that on the right-hand side of the button there’s a drop-down arrow. By tapping this, you can upload clips from your personal storage and begin creating your loop. You’ll be greeted by the Loop Video home screen which displays a blue ‘Choose file’ button in the center. This link will work automatically, opening up the tool in your default browser from any device - Mac or Windows computer, iOS or Android phone - as long as you’re connected to the internet.

To get to work on creating your loop video for Facebook, head over to Clideo’s video looper. Read on to learn how to put your video on repeat. Consisting of a section of a clip that repeats endlessly in the form of a slightly longer video file, loop videos are probably best known through Boomerang, an app that was recently integrated into Instagram via the app’s camera as a permanent feature.īut what about Facebook? While the social media site has millions upon millions of users, it doesn’t have the option to create infinite GIFs within its platform like Instagram does. Loop videos or “infinite GIFs” as they are also known, are a really fun and engaging way to enjoy the videos you’ve created.