Listen at the loop point — you'll hear a click.
How to loop audio without a click sound
A click at the loop point comes from the audio jumping between two mismatched sample values. To loop audio without that click, the end and start have to line up on a matching, zero-crossing point. Loop Music does that alignment for you: drop the file, click Create loop, and about 20 seconds later the wrap-around is completely silent.
- Zero-crossing aligned
- No fade needed
- Lossless export
Hear a clicking loop become click-free
The raw cut pops at the join. The Loop Music version wraps around with nothing to hear.
Real processing takes about 20 seconds.
Same loop point — now smooth and click-free.
🎧 Best with headphones. Real audio: the loop point (where the end meets the start) plays in the middle of each clip.
For creators chasing a silent loop point
If you can hear the loop, so can your audience. Here's how to make it disappear.
Game & app audio
Menu and ambient loops that repeat in-engine with no tick.
Producers
Drum and instrument loops that stay tight with no edge click.
Streamers & editors
Beds that survive hours of repeats without a pop.
Sound designers
Textures and drones that loop with no seam artifact.
Ambient & focus channels
Long-play audio where a single click would break the mood.
Loop audio without a click in 3 steps
Skip the manual zero-crossing hunt — let the algorithm place the splice.
Drop your file into Loop Music
Any of MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A or AAC works in the free extension.
Click Create loop
The splice is aligned to matching samples so no level jump remains — about 20 seconds.
Preview & export
Confirm the silent join in your browser, then download WAV (Pro) or FLAC (Free).
Simple, honest pricing
Free gives you five click-free loops a month. Pro adds WAV export and higher limits.
Free
Perfect to try it out
- 5 loops / month
- No loop history
- No WAV export
- Standard queue
Pro
Billed monthly
- 300 loops / month
- History of all loops
- WAV export
- No watermarks
- Priority queue
Yearly plan billed as $35.88/year — just $2.99/mo (save 25%). Cancel anytime.
A click is a level jump between two samples — align the ends and it simply isn't there.
Click-free looping: common questions
Everything about killing the click at the loop point.
How do I loop audio without a click?
Make the ends of the file match. Loop Music does this automatically by choosing a splice on aligned, zero-crossing samples — drop the file, click Create loop, download in about 20 seconds.
Because the level doesn't jump at the wrap-around, there's no click to hide, so the loop stays full and undulled.
What is a zero-crossing and why does it matter?
A zero-crossing is where the waveform passes through silence (zero amplitude). Splicing there means both ends meet at the same level, so there's no sudden jump — and no click.
Finding zero-crossings by hand is slow and fiddly; Loop Music evaluates thousands of candidate points and picks the best one for you.
Should I use a crossfade to remove the click?
A crossfade can mask a click, but it also softens the audio and can smear transients. A correctly placed splice removes the click without dulling the sound.
Loop Music prioritizes an aligned splice first, so you keep the punch of the original while still getting a silent loop point.
Does looping without a click reduce audio quality?
No. Loop Music exports lossless FLAC on Free and WAV on Pro, so the seamless join is preserved with no lossy re-encoding.
For the cleanest result, start from the highest-quality source file you have rather than an already-compressed MP3.
Do I need editing software to remove the click?
No. It's all handled in the Loop Music Chrome extension — upload, process, download. No Audacity, no DAW.
The free plan includes five loops a month, enough to clean up your existing clicking loops before upgrading.
Kill the click at the loop point
Get a silent, click-free loop back in about 20 seconds — free in Chrome.
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