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How to Watch YouTube Videos on Repeat and Over on a Computer or Phone

Do you wish to watch YouTube Videos on Repeat or any other videos on YouTube back to back? So, whether you're using a PC or a mobile device, here's how to continuously play YouTube videos.

Play YouTube videos repeatedly

in a computer

You may put your movies on repeat and listen to them continuously without needing any third-party programs or extensions thanks to YouTube's infinite loop feature. It merely only a few quick taps, as shown below:

1] Launch YouTube.com in your preferred browser and start the selected video.

2] Select "Right Click" on the playback screen.

3] From the pop-up menu, choose "Loop".

YouTube will automatically play the video again after it has finished playing so you don't have to manually hit the repeat button. Repeating the procedure will disable the feature.

Read more: Three Techniques for YouTube Video Repeat on Any Device

Using a phone (Android or iOS)

Sadly, mobile devices do not have the capability to loop videos. However, there is a simple workaround that can be applied to use YouTube videos on your phone repeatedly. Simply make a playlist and play it repeatedly, as seen below:

Play the video by using the YouTube app on your phone.

2] Tap the playback screen, then press the Save button (three stacked lines with a plus sign) in the upper-right corner.

3] Choose the new playlist creation option. Press Create after giving your playlist a name and a privacy setting.

4] Next, go to the library, choose the video from the playlist, and then click.

5] When it begins to play, tap the right-pointing drop-down arrow and select the Repeat option.

I'm done now. When you turn on the loop, the video will automatically start playing again after it has finished.

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A Conclusion

The topic of this article was how to repeat YouTube videos. You can also use third-party programs as an alternative, but I think this is the simpler choice. Please ask any queries you may have in the comments section below.

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