Click + Create Loop, then click anywhere on the waveform to set the start point, then click again to set the end point. A dialog will appear to name and color your loop.

Click the play button on any loop in the list to start looping it. The song will automatically jump back to the start of the loop when it reaches the end. Click the main play/pause button or press Space to stop looping.

The Rest control adds a pause between loop repetitions. When a loop finishes, the audio pauses for the set number of seconds before restarting automatically — great for catching your breath or resetting between practice reps. Use the [ and ] keys to decrease or increase rest time in 5-second increments. Set it to Off to loop continuously with no pause.

Drag the handles on either side of the loop region directly on the waveform. The white handle is the start, the colored handle is the end. You can also click the edit (✎) button on any loop to change its name, times, or color manually.

Only if you're signed in. Create a free account and your loops are saved to the cloud by filename. Next time you upload the same file, your loops will be restored automatically.

RepeatBeat never stores your audio file — only the loop timestamps. So when you come back, you need to upload your file again to listen. Select the song from My Library, then upload the same file when prompted. Your loops will appear automatically on the waveform.

Click the trash (🗑) icon on the right side of any loop in the list. You'll be asked to confirm before it's deleted. On mobile, you can also long-press a loop to bring up the edit options.

Deleting a song from My Library deletes all of its loops permanently from the cloud. This can't be undone, so make sure you're done with them first. Your audio file itself is never stored — only the loop timestamps and names.

Yes — click Open from Google Drive on the upload screen to browse and open audio files directly from your Drive. If you're signed in and have previously loaded a song, RepeatBeat will remember it and offer a one-click reload from Drive next time without re-browsing.

Click Share to generate a link that includes your loop timestamps. Anyone who opens the link can see your loops overlaid on the waveform — they just need to upload the same audio file. Useful for sharing practice sections with students or bandmates.

My Library shows all the songs you've saved to your account. You can switch between songs, re-upload audio to restore loops, or delete songs you no longer need. If you're signed in and upload a file that's already in your library, your loops will load automatically.