• 🔁 Audio Looper

    Upload an audio file, select a start and end point, and continuously repeat that section. Use the loop for music practice, vocal rehearsal, production, transcription, sampling, or studying difficult passages.
    Choose an audio file to begin.
    Exact point where the loop begins.
    Exact point where playback returns to the start.
    Beginning End
    Upload an audio file to create a loop.
    Start —
    End —
    Loop Length —
    Creates a new WAV containing only your selected loop repeated the chosen number of times.
    Download Looped WAV
    How the Audio Looper works:

    After you upload an audio file, choose the exact point where the loop should begin and where it should end. When playback reaches the selected end point, the player automatically returns to the selected start position.

    You can use the sliders for quick adjustments or enter times manually for more precise loop boundaries.

    The optional WAV creator extracts the selected section and repeats it several times in a new audio file. Your original uploaded file is not modified.
    Note: A loop may click or pop if its start and end points occur at very different waveform amplitudes. For smoother musical loops, try placing boundaries near natural pauses, beat boundaries, or waveform zero crossings.

  • An Audio Looper lets musicians, singers, producers, DJs, students, and other audio creators repeatedly play a selected section of an audio recording. Upload an audio file, choose the loop start and end points, and the selected passage will continuously repeat.

    Looping can be especially useful when practicing a difficult section of a song. Singers can repeat a vocal phrase, instrumentalists can rehearse a challenging passage, and musicians can slow down their workflow by concentrating on one musical section at a time. Producers can also use loops to experiment with samples, grooves, drum patterns, melodies, and other repeating ideas.

    Use the sliders to quickly adjust the loop area or enter the start and end times manually for finer control. The tool displays the selected start time, end time, and total loop length.

    You can also create a new WAV file containing the selected section repeated multiple times. The original uploaded recording remains unchanged.

    For musical loops, choosing the boundaries carefully is important. A poorly positioned edit can produce an audible click or an awkward rhythmic transition when the audio repeats.

    Browser playback timing may also be slightly less precise than dedicated DAW looping.

    Tip: For a smoother loop, place the start and end points on matching rhythmic boundaries, such as the beginning of a beat or measure. If you hear a click at the loop point, slightly adjust the boundary toward a natural pause or waveform zero crossing.

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