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    Animated backgrounds

    An animated background is a short silent video made to play on repeat behind a stream overlay, desktop, video call or TV. On InfinityLooper you watch the full loop on its page, then unlock the MP4 with one sponsored offer (we earn a commission; ages 18+) or your email. No payment.

    Each page lists specs measured from the master file: resolution, length, frame rate, size, and whether the first and last frames match so the repeat is invisible. None of the files has an audio track. Guides cover OBS, Wallpaper Engine, Zoom, Windows, Mac and phone setups.

    90 loops; the 24 below are a good place to start. Each unlocks with one sponsored offer (we earn a commission) or your email.

    Animated backgrounds loops

    See all 90 in the gallery

    Choosing and using them

    Landscape or vertical

    16:9 landscape clips fit stream layouts, monitors and TVs. 9:16 vertical clips fit phone wallpapers, Shorts, Reels and TikTok, and vertical stream canvases.

    Short loops, long sessions

    Most clips are 5 or 10 seconds. That keeps files small and makes them easy to load in OBS, Wallpaper Engine or a TV media player, set to repeat.

    Setting them up

    The guides cover OBS Studio and Streamlabs, Wallpaper Engine, Windows desktops, Zoom calls and phone wallpapers step by step. Start from the setup guides list on this page.

    Questions

    What format are the files?
    MP4 video with H.264 encoding, which plays in OBS, Streamlabs, Wallpaper Engine, Lively Wallpaper, Zoom, most TVs and every modern browser.
    Why are the clips so short?
    Short loops repeat cleanly and load quickly. A 5-second clip with matching first and last frames looks the same as a long one once it is set to repeat.
    How do I unlock a loop?
    Open the product page, play the preview, then complete one sponsored offer or enter your email. Many pages also have a watermarked 720p copy with no unlock.
    Can I use these on a monetised YouTube or Twitch channel?
    Yes. Use them in your own videos and streams, including monetised channels. Do not resell or redistribute the raw MP4. See the YouTube ambience guide and the licence on the terms page.
    Where do I start if I stream in OBS?
    Pick a landscape loop from this collection, unlock the file, then follow the OBS Studio guide: Media Source, Loop ticked, source at the bottom of the list.