Raw loop — hard cut
Listen at the loop point — you'll hear a click.
Seamless audio looping · Free Chrome extension
How to seamlessly loop audio
To seamlessly loop audio, you need the end of the file to meet the start with no click and no gap. Loop Music does that automatically: drop any track into the free Chrome extension, click Create loop, and in about 20 seconds you get a file that repeats forever without a seam. No waveform editing, no crossfade math, no DAW.
- Runs inside Chrome
- Finds the splice for you
- Lossless output
Drop your track here
track.wav
Loop point — volume dips to zero (gap)
Leveling the seam…
Seamless loop ready — loop.wav
Export: WAV
∞ seamless
↑ Drop a track → click Create loop → the seam levels into an even, seamless WAV
Hear a raw cut vs a seamless loop
Same track on repeat. The hard cut clicks at the loop point every cycle — Loop Music removes it.
Real processing takes about 20 seconds.
Seamless loop
Same loop point — now smooth and click-free.
Hit "Convert to seamless" to unlock
🎧 Best with headphones. Real audio: the loop point (where the end meets the start) plays in the middle of each clip.
Who loops audio seamlessly with Loop Music
If your audio has to repeat and the seam keeps giving you away, this is the fix.
Video creators
Background beds that repeat under long footage without an audible cut.
Streamers
Music that loops for a whole session — no click when it wraps around.
Musicians & producers
Turn a bar, a section or a whole song into a clean practice loop.
App & game makers
Ambient and menu loops that survive infinite repeats in-engine.
Podcasters
Intro and outro beds that feel continuous instead of stitched.
How to seamlessly loop audio in 3 steps
From raw file to a loop that never clicks — start to finish in under a minute.
Add Loop Music to Chrome & drop your track
Install the free extension and drop MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A or AAC into the popup.
Click Create loop
The algorithm scans the waveform and mathematically picks the cleanest splice point — about 20 seconds.
Preview & download
A/B the seamless result in your browser, then download. WAV on Pro, FLAC on Free.
Simple, honest pricing
Start free — five seamless loops a month. Upgrade only when you loop for a living.
Free
$0
Perfect to try it out
- 5 loops / month
- No loop history
- No WAV export
- Standard queue
Pro
$3.99
/ month
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.
100%
seamless — every loop, every export
~20s
to a finished seamless loop
6+
audio formats supported
The hard part of looping was never the repeat button — it was the splice. Loop Music automates it.
Seamless looping: common questions
Direct answers to what people ask before they loop their first track.
How do you seamlessly loop audio?
Add the free Loop Music extension to Chrome, drop your track, and click Create loop. In about 20 seconds it finds the point where the end meets the start cleanly and exports a gap-free loop.
There is nothing to configure. The algorithm compares thousands of candidate join points and picks the one with the lowest discontinuity, so the wrap-around is inaudible even on headphones.
Why does my audio click when it loops?
A click happens when the waveform level at the end of the file does not match the level at the start. That sudden jump is heard as a pop or click on every repeat.
Loop Music fixes it at the source by choosing a splice on matching, zero-crossing-aligned samples — so you never hear the join instead of masking it with a fade.
Do I need Audacity or a DAW to loop audio?
No. Loop Music runs entirely in Chrome and handles the splice for you. Manual looping in Audacity or a DAW works, but usually takes 30–60 minutes of trimming per track.
You can still import the finished file into Premiere, OBS or DaVinci afterwards — Loop Music just removes the tedious splice-hunting step.
What audio formats can I loop?
You can drop MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A and AAC. Loop Music reads all of them and exports a seamless loop.
Free exports FLAC and Pro exports WAV, both lossless, so the seamless join is preserved without lossy re-encoding artifacts.
How long does it take to loop a track?
About 20 seconds of processing after you upload. You preview the loop in the browser and download immediately.
The free plan includes five loops every month, which is plenty to test the workflow on your own audio before deciding on Pro.
Loop your first track seamlessly — free
Add the free Chrome extension and turn any audio into a gap-free loop in about 20 seconds.
Add to Chrome — Free