Find the part. Drill it slow. Own it.
Loop any YouTube video, set your A and B points, slow it down, and repeat until it’s under your fingers — no account needed. Your loop-sets save right here in your browser.
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Loop and slow down any YouTube video
tubeloops is a free YouTube looper for musicians and learners. Paste any YouTube link, set your A and B points to loop a section, and slow it down without changing the pitch — perfect for drilling a guitar solo, a piano run, a dance move, or a language phrase you need to hear again and again.
- Paste a link. Drop in any YouTube URL or video ID — no download, no account.
- Set A and B. Drag the start and end markers to frame the exact section you want to loop.
- Slow it down. Ease the speed from 0.25× to 2×; the pitch stays natural so it still sounds right.
- Repeat until it’s yours. The section loops on its own, and your loops save in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
How do I loop a YouTube video?
Paste any YouTube link into tubeloops, drag the A and B markers to frame the section you want, and it repeats that part automatically. No account, nothing to install.
How do I slow down a YouTube video?
Use the speed control to slow a YouTube video anywhere from 0.25× to 2×. The pitch stays natural, so slowed-down music still sounds in tune — ideal for learning fast passages.
Is tubeloops a free YouTube looper?
Yes. tubeloops is a free YouTube looper — loop, slow down, and A–B repeat any video right in your browser, with nothing to download and no sign-up required.
Can I loop just one section of a video (A–B repeat)?
Yes. Set your A (start) and B (end) points and tubeloops plays only that section on repeat — A–B repeat for any YouTube video, as many times as you need.
Do I need an account to loop and slow down videos?
No. Your loops save right in your browser, so you can come back to them any time without creating an account.