Source
Windows 10/11Local processingNo cloud render30-day access
Turn a short clip into hours-long YouTube video. No manual timeline duplication.
EndlessCut is a Windows desktop app that turns short clips and still images into long-form loop videos — without copying the same clip hundreds of times on a timeline. Rendering runs locally on your PC.
Before / after
From a short clip to a long-form video
A 10–30 second source can become a 1, 3, 8, 10-hour loop — or longer. EndlessCut builds the looped output; render time depends on your PC and project settings.
Output
Product
What is EndlessCut?
EndlessCut is a Windows desktop application that turns short videos and still images into long looped videos.
It is built for YouTube-style content where one scene needs to run for hours: ambient, music, sleep, meditation, AI scenes, and other loop-based formats.
Instead of duplicating a clip hundreds of times on a timeline, you set duration, loop mode, audio, and overlays — then render the long-form file locally on your computer.
Use cases
Who EndlessCut is for
Ambient / nature
Rain, fireplace, ocean, forest, and other calm multi-hour backgrounds.
Lo-fi & Music
Lo-fi, jazz, piano, chill, and study visuals held by a single looping scene.
Sleep
8–10 hour sleep backgrounds without hand-building a giant timeline.
Meditation
Long calm scenes for meditation and relaxing channels.
AI video
Turn a short finished AI scene into a publishable long loop.
Digital Art
Animated backgrounds and environments that need multi-hour runtime.
How it works
Three simple steps
1
Add your source
A short clip or still image — plus audio if needed. One folder becomes one video.
2
Set the parameters
Duration, loop mode, audio, overlays, subscribe button, and channel presets.
3
Start processing
EndlessCut builds the long-form output locally and prepares supporting files such as a cover frame and timestamps.
Compare
EndlessCut vs general video editors
General-purpose editor (CapCut / Premiere / DaVinci)
- A long loop means repeating clips by hand on the timeline
- Loudness, overlays, and finishing are separate steps
- Repeating the same channel job means rebuilding the project
- Built for general editing, not hours of one scene
EndlessCut
- Folder/source → long-form output
- Loop, audio, overlays, and subscribe button in one workflow
- Presets and a local batch queue for repeatable channel work
- Designed specifically for repetitive long-form loop content
Loop modes
Four loop modes
Choose how the source fills the full duration.
Crossfade
smooth blend
Blend the end of the clip into the start for a soft seamless loop.
Ping-pong
forward and back
Play forward and reverse so the scene breathes without a hard jump cut.
Repeat
straight repeat
Repeat the clip as-is for the full chosen duration.
Still
hold a frame
Hold a still image or frame for the entire runtime.
Features
Everything in one workflow
Looping
Crossfade, Ping-pong, Repeat, and Still modes for different source types.
Audio normalization
Loudness normalized to −14 LUFS for a stable audio level.
Audio playlist
Stack tracks into a playlist and optionally add a bed underneath.
Overlays and subscribe button
Stack effects and place a subscribe button on top with adjustable position and timing.
Timestamps and cover frame
Export a description-ready timestamp list and a cover still without hand-written chapter sheets.
Presets and batch queue
Save channel presets and process multiple folders in a local queue.
Hardware encoding
NVIDIA NVENC, Intel QSV / Quick Sync Video, and AMD AMF when supported; otherwise CPU fallback.
Local rendering
Source media is not sent to an EndlessCut cloud render queue — processing runs on your Windows PC.
Local processing
Your videos stay on your computer
Processing runs locally. EndlessCut does not upload your source videos to a server for rendering and does not place jobs in a cloud render queue.
- Source videos are not uploaded to EndlessCut servers for rendering
- No cloud rendering queue
- No per-minute cloud render pricing
- No limit on the number of local renders during your access period
Pricing
EndlessCut, UpQueue, or both
One-time payment for 30 days on one Windows PC. Each purchase is a separate license. Not a subscription.
- One payment.
- 30 days of access.
- No subscription.
EndlessCut
$49.90 / 30 days
Long loop videos from short clips on Windows — local rendering, no cloud queue.
- One Windows PC
- All EndlessCut features for 30 days
- No per-video charge
- Unlimited local renders during access
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Best value
EndlessCut + UpQueue
$85.90 / 30 days
One license code for 30 days: both apps on one Windows PC.
- EndlessCut — long loop videos
- UpQueue — upload queue and publishing
- One code, one PC, 30 days
Save $13.90 vs buying separately ($49.90 + $49.90).
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How access works
Account → payment → code → Windows activation
- 01
Account
Register with your email to manage your license, downloads, and renewals.
- 02
Payment
From $49.90 for 30 days of full access. Access opens after payment is confirmed.
- 03
Code
Your activation code appears in your EndlessCut account after payment is confirmed.
- 04
Activate
Enter the code in the Windows app — each code is linked to one computer.
There is no automatic renewal. When you want another period, make another one-time payment on the same license — no reinstall required.
System requirements
What you need
The current release is a Windows desktop app. A macOS version is in development and is not available to download yet.
- Windows 10/11 64-bit
- 8 GB RAM minimum (16 GB recommended)
- 4 or more CPU cores
- about 500 MB for installation
- project and cache storage can be much larger, depending on length and resolution
- NVENC / QSV / AMF when supported; otherwise CPU fallback
Render speed depends on your hardware, resolution, and settings — this page does not show third-party benchmark numbers.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What the Windows desktop app does, how licensing works, and what you need to run it.
EndlessCut is a Windows 10/11 desktop application that turns short clips and still images into hours-long loop videos.
You choose duration and output settings instead of duplicating the same clip hundreds of times on a video-editing timeline.
It is built for ambient, music, meditation, sleep, and other long YouTube-style backgrounds. Processing runs on your computer, not in the cloud.
Put a short clip or still in a project folder, set the target duration and loop mode, then start the job.
A 10–30 second source can become 1, 3, 8, 10 hours or longer. EndlessCut handles the repetition.
Yes. EndlessCut is designed for long loop videos on YouTube and similar platforms.
Typical uses include ambient scenes, rain or fireplace videos, lo-fi and music beds, meditation, sleep content, and digital art that needs to run for hours.
Yes. Import a short finished AI clip as the source. EndlessCut does not generate the original AI video — it extends a clip you already have into a long loop.
Yes. EndlessCut renders on your PC. There is no cloud rendering queue.
Source videos are not uploaded to EndlessCut servers for rendering, and there is no per-minute cloud render pricing.
No. EndlessCut uses hardware encoding when the GPU supports it: NVIDIA NVENC, Intel Quick Sync Video (QSV), and AMD AMF. Otherwise it falls back to the CPU.
Minimum requirements for the current Windows 10/11 64-bit app:
- Windows 10/11 64-bit
- 8 GB RAM minimum
- 16 GB RAM recommended
- 4 or more CPU cores
- about 500 MB for installation
- project and cache storage can require 100 GB or more, depending on length and resolution
An NVIDIA GPU with NVENC can speed encoding up substantially. Actual time still depends on resolution and settings.
No. EndlessCut is not a general-purpose editor. It does not replace complex timelines, color grading, or multi-track finishing.
Prepare the short clip in the editor you already use, then use EndlessCut to turn that clip into a long-form loop.
Yes. EndlessCut is currently a Windows 10/11 64-bit desktop application. Required components ship with the app.
A macOS version is in development. There is no Mac download or Mac activation yet.
EndlessCut is built for loop-based long-form content, including:
- ambient and nature loops
- rain, fireplace, and ocean videos
- lo-fi, jazz, piano, and music beds
- meditation and sleep videos
- AI-generated scenes and digital art
- multi-hour YouTube backgrounds
If the source is a unique vlog with no repeating scene, a conventional editor is the better tool.
Create an EndlessCut account with your email. After payment is confirmed, an activation code appears in your account.
Enter the code in the Windows app. Each activation code is linked to one computer. An account can hold more than one license.
Access is 30 days and includes all current features. There is no limit on local renders during the access period.
International 30-day access starts at $49.90 as a one-time payment — not a subscription. Bundle access is $85.90 for both apps on one PC with one code.
Renewal is another one-time payment from your account when you choose to renew. There is no automatic recurring charge.
The app picks up the new expiration date on the next online license check. You do not reinstall to renew.
Still have questions?
If you are unsure whether EndlessCut fits your PC, format, or workflow, contact us by email.
This is the same legal and privacy contact used in the English legal documents.
Ready to turn a short clip into hours of video?
EndlessCut builds long loop videos locally on your Windows PC — without repeating the same timeline work by hand.