Turn a short clip into a boomerang: it plays forward, then backwards, ready to loop forever. The Ease slider softens the turnarounds — at 0 the motion ping-pongs hard, higher values slow gracefully into the reversal and accelerate back out. Everything runs locally in your browser using WebCodecs — your file is never uploaded to a server, so it stays private and conversion starts instantly. Need more than one operation? Use the "Continue this clip in" links in the workspace — your edits carry over to crop, trim, resize and compress without re-uploading the file.
How to boomerang video
- Drop a short clip onto the box above (1–4 seconds works best).
- Adjust the Ease slider to soften the forward/backward turnarounds.
- Click Create MP4 to download — or chain into Video to GIF for a looping GIF.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the Ease slider do?
- It slows the clip into each turnaround and speeds it back up afterwards, so the direction change looks fluid instead of snapping. 0 is a hard ping-pong; 1 is the softest turnaround.
- Does the boomerang keep the audio?
- No — the backward half cannot play meaningful audio, so the output is exported silent.
- How do I get a looping GIF instead of an MP4?
- Use "Or convert to GIF" under the Create button — GIFs loop by default, which suits a boomerang perfectly.