LoopForge Studio finds the perfect loop point for you, adds ping-pong and speed ramps, crops for Reels and TikTok, and exports in high quality, with sound.
Windows 10 and 11 · 14-day free trial · Works offline · Nothing else to install
Built for creators, editors and designers who want a perfect loop in minutes, not an afternoon of nudging keyframes.
LoopForge compares frames across your clip and shows you the spots where the picture returns to where it started. Click one and A and B are set.
Play forward and back, or let speed build and fall along the loop. Draw your own ramp or pick a preset, and the return trip mirrors it frame for frame.
Holds, crossfades, repeats and ramps are hard to judge in a normal preview. Switch on Exact and LoopForge plays a quick render of the export itself, updated a moment after every change.
Pick a shape and drag the frame where you want it. LoopForge crops in full quality and sizes the output the way each platform expects.
Three tabs, one zoomable timeline, and a preview you can trust. These are real screenshots.
Draw a ramp. Drag points on the ramp editor, or right on the timeline’s speed lane, and the other updates as you go. The lane labels exactly where the ramp starts and stops. Presets like Slow build, Whip in and Ease out get you started.
Pick a shape, drag the frame. The Export tab crops to 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9. Move the frame on the preview, scroll to resize, and choose a quick length from 6 to 60 seconds.
Check it before you export. Exact preview plays the finished vertical clip, and the timecode shows your position in the exported file.
Zoom in to the frame. Ctrl+wheel zooms at the pointer, the overview bar pans, and the ruler counts down to single frames. Markers and ramp points snap to whole frames, or move freely when you turn Snap off, and you can type an exact time and speed.
Zoom from the whole clip down to single frames. Video, audio and speed lanes stay in step, with a time ruler and a waveform that sharpens as you zoom, so you can place a loop on a beat or between words, not just by eye.
Uses NVIDIA NVENC, Intel Quick Sync or AMD AMF when your PC has them, after checking they really work. If the graphics card can’t handle a frame size, such as 4K or 8K, it switches to software encoding by itself.
Every setting, marker and crop. A drag counts as one step.
Unsaved work is saved in the background and offered back if anything goes wrong.
Save a loop as a project and pick up where you left off from the recent list.
Open an MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI or GIF, or just drop it on the window. Phone videos, screen recordings and camera footage all work.
Let the loop finder pick it, or set A and B yourself with I and O, then zoom in to fine-tune. Add ping-pong, a ramp or a crop.
Choose a format and length, check it with Exact preview, then export. Sound comes along wherever the format allows.
From universal MP4 to editing-grade ProRes and animated WebP, at sizes from 480p up to 4K. The file name decides the format, so loop.gif just works.
No subscription and no account. Try every feature free for 14 days; trial exports carry a small watermark, and a license removes it for good.
Version 1.0 · 64-bit installer, about 170 MB · Purchase opens soon; the free trial has every feature
SHA-256 of the installer: 63d3ab66b9bb2fc86cc0e93f118a84da8f30329962c33b1f5734e510833cb081
Yes. LoopForge opens, previews and exports 4K at the video’s own size, and the Resolution setting offers 1440p, 1080p, 720p and 480p for smaller files. It never upscales. Big exports use a lot of memory: a long 4K loop repeated many times at full size can need more than the PC has free. LoopForge checks before it starts, and if it won’t fit it offers a lower resolution in one click. If a file can’t be played by the built-in viewer on your PC, it builds a lighter copy to preview, and still exports from the original.
No. LoopForge Studio is self-contained. Everything it needs is installed with it, so it works straight away with nothing else to download or set up.
Yes. Zoom the timeline with Ctrl+wheel (or the + and − buttons) until only a few frames fill the screen, and pan with the wheel or the overview bar. Loop markers, the playhead and speed ramp points snap to whole frames by default, and the thumbnails and audio waveform are redrawn in finer detail for the part you’re looking at. Hold Alt while dragging for a free move, or untick Snap to turn snapping off completely. Ramp points lock to time or to speed as you drag, so tuning one never shifts the other (hold Shift to move both), and the arrow keys nudge a selected point a frame or a speed step at a time.
Yes. The speaker and slider next to the playback buttons set how loud the preview plays, and M mutes it. That only changes what you hear while you edit, in every preview mode, and LoopForge remembers your level. It never changes the sound of the exported file. To export without sound, use Mute on the Speed tab.
Yes. The sound follows the picture: it speeds up and slows down with ramps, plays backwards on ping-pong, crossfades with the video and goes quiet during freeze holds. Only GIF and WebP export silently, because those formats can’t hold audio.
It compares frames across the clip and looks for spots where the picture comes back to where it started. Each suggestion gets a match score, rated Seamless, Good or Visible jump. Click one and A and B are set for you.
Turn on Exact and it is: LoopForge plays a fast, preview-quality render of the export itself, with holds, crossfades, repeats and ramps, and updates it a moment after each change. The regular live preview stays instant for scrubbing and setting markers.
No. Everything happens on your own PC, and LoopForge doesn’t need an internet connection.
Install LoopForge Studio and use every feature free for 14 days. Videos you export during the trial carry a small “Made with LoopForge Studio” mark in the corner, and your license removes it. When you buy, your license key is shown on the page straight after payment and emailed to you. Open the Activate window from the title bar, paste the key and you’re done. After the trial ends without a license you can still open and edit videos, but exporting needs a license.
Yes. If you ask within 7 days of buying, you get the full price back. See the refund policy. Try the free 14-day trial first: it has every feature.
No. Your key is checked on your own PC, so activating works offline, and LoopForge keeps working without internet. When the PC happens to be online, the app quietly downloads a short list of withdrawn licenses (for example after refunds); nothing about you is sent. You only need internet to buy and to download.
Yes. A license is for one user. On the old PC open the Activate window and choose Remove from this PC, then enter the same key on the new one. If you lose your key, contact support and we’ll resend it.
That notice appears for installers from a publisher Windows doesn’t know yet. The LoopForge Studio installer isn’t code-signed yet, so you may see it the first time. Choose More info, check that the file is LoopForge-Studio-Setup, then choose Run anyway.
LoopForge Studio is available for Windows 10 and 11.
Import a clip, let LoopForge find the seam, and export it ready to post.
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