Select multiple video and audio files and play them back-to-back, right in your browser. Shuffle, repeat, reorder and skip between tracks — nothing is uploaded and your files never leave your device.
Your files are opened locally in your browser and played straight from your device — nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
Mix MP4, WebM and MOV videos with MP3, WAV and M4A audio in one queue. Each track plays automatically after the last.
Drag tracks to reorder the queue, shuffle for random order, and jump to any track with a single click.
Loop the whole playlist, repeat a single track, or play through once and stop — your choice.
Free with no account, no watermark and no ads. Queue up as many files as your device can handle.
Next and previous, a scrubbable timeline, volume, playback speed and fullscreen — plus keyboard shortcuts.
Drop several videos or audio files onto the box, or click to select multiple files from your device at once.
Every file is added to the playlist and the first one starts playing — all locally, with nothing uploaded.
Tracks play back-to-back automatically. Shuffle, repeat, drag to reorder, or click any track to jump to it.
Click the box to select several files at once (hold Ctrl or Cmd, or Shift, while picking them), or drag a group of files in. They're added to a playlist and play one after another automatically. You can also drag tracks to reorder the queue.
Yes. You can mix video files (MP4, WebM, MOV) and audio files (MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG) in a single queue. Video tracks show the picture; audio tracks show a music panel while they play.
No. Everything runs in your browser and your files are read directly from your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored or sent to a server, so your media stays completely private.
Shuffle plays the queue in a random order. Repeat has three modes: off (play through once and stop), repeat all (loop the whole playlist), and repeat one (loop the current track).
Yes. Drag any track up or down in the playlist to reorder it, click the × to remove a single track, or use ‘Clear’ to empty the whole queue. ‘Add files’ lets you append more at any time.
There's no fixed limit. Because playback is local, the practical limit is your device's memory — you can queue up a lot of files, though very large videos use more memory, especially on phones.
Select all the files inside the folder (Ctrl+A or Cmd+A in the file picker) and open them together, or drag the selected files in. They'll be added to the playlist in order.
Yes. The playlist player is fully responsive and works in mobile browsers. Note that some mobile browsers pause background playback when you switch apps or lock the screen.