Linkaloop
Build custom YouTube clip playlists — pick exact moments from any video, string them together, and play them back seamlessly.
What is Linkaloop? (click to expand)
Clip playlists, trimmed to the moment that matters
Instead of sharing a full video, you define a start time and a duration for each clip. Linkaloop plays just that segment, then automatically advances to the next one — perfect for compiling highlights, favorite scenes, or teaching moments from across multiple videos.
Text overlays
Each clip can carry its own on-screen caption, positioned wherever you like (corners or center), so viewers see context or commentary layered right on top of the video.
A real playlist experience
Playback includes next/previous controls, looping, mute, and fullscreen — the kind of control you'd expect from a dedicated player, not just a list of links.
Multiple playlists, easy to manage
Create as many playlists as you want, switch which one is "active," and edit clip details (name, video, timing, overlay) from a dedicated editor.
Move clips between playlists
A drag-and-drop transfer view lets you copy or move clips from one playlist to another, with automatic renaming if a clip with the same name already exists in the destination.
Import & export
Playlists (or your entire collection) can be exported as JSON files and re-imported later — useful for backups or moving your data between devices.
One-click sharing
Any playlist can be turned into a single shareable link. Linkaloop compresses the playlist data directly into the URL — no account, no server-side storage — so anyone who opens the link sees your exact clips instantly. If a playlist is too large to fit in a URL, Linkaloop automatically trims non-essential details (descriptions, overlays, names) step by step until it fits, so sharing basically never fails. A QR code can also be generated from that link, ready to print or display for someone to scan.
No sign-up required
Everything lives in your browser (locally saved), so you can start building playlists immediately — the only "sync" mechanism is the shareable link itself.