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Quickly swiping through six photos of your potential future life partner seems so impersonal. But rapidly pawing through short looping videos? That's the stuff of true romance. Or, at least, that's ...

Striking out on Tinder these days? The dating app just introduced a new feature that can help you make your profile stand out. Dubbed Tinder Loops, the feature lets you add two-second looping videos ...

You can loop a YouTube video on the desktop website via the video settings. YouTube has also added the loop feature for the mobile app, so you can loop videos and playlists. You can also use ...

Videos shown in Google Photos typically have Loop video automatically enabled; however, if your videos are not looping, you must manually enable it. Find your video in Google Photos. Tap the Menu (⋮) ...

YouTube is the biggest video-streaming platform today. We use YouTube to listen to music, see videos, food recipes, etc. There are great features YouTube offers like adding videos to Watch later, etc.

Tinder has started testing a new looping video feature, the first time the company has enabled moving images within its perennially popular dating app. The feature is currently being tested in the ...

It's now easier than ever to get lost in your friends' videos. — -- Instagram is taking on Twitter's Vine with an update that allows videos to play on a loop. There's no need to press play more ...

Facebook has a new feature for some users that lets them turn their profile picture into a GIF-like video. WIRED's Dellea Chew demonstrates how she made a clip of her dog Dude into her Facebook ...

The iOS 26 Photos app will loop any videos you play automatically, eliminating the need for older workarounds. Live Photos can also be looped in a customized manner by tapping "Live" and choosing ...

In October, Instagram announced Boomerang, an app that turns photos into one-second videos similar to the reaction GIFs so many enjoy on Twitter. The videos, which are about four seconds long, play ...