About RepeatWatch
What is RepeatWatch?
RepeatWatch is a free website for playing YouTube videos on repeat. It loops a whole video or one part of it, changes the speed, counts every repeat and saves your loops, so it works for listening to a favorite song and for practicing music, dance or a language.
How does RepeatWatch play YouTube videos?
RepeatWatch uses YouTube's official IFrame Player API, the same embedded player many websites use. Videos stream from YouTube, ads and view counting stay under YouTube's control, and RepeatWatch never downloads or copies a video.
Is RepeatWatch affiliated with YouTube?
No. RepeatWatch is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by YouTube or Google. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC.
What data does RepeatWatch keep?
Your history, saved sections, queue and settings are stored in your own browser, and there are no accounts. RepeatWatch uses analytics that record the pages you visit, including video IDs. The embedded YouTube player follows Google’s own privacy policy.
Why do some videos not play on RepeatWatch?
Video owners can turn off playback on other websites, and some music videos are set up this way. When that happens, RepeatWatch shows a message and a button to watch the video on YouTube instead.
Where can I learn more?
Read the RepeatWatch guides for step-by-step help, see the privacy page for details on storage, or read Google's YouTube IFrame Player API documentation to see how embedded playback works.