Easy Tech TutsHow to Loop Audio in Canva Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Background music that cuts out partway through a presentation or video can feel jarring, but Canva doesn't have a one-click loop button for audio. This guide covers duplicating and aligning your audio track manually so it plays continuously across your entire project, with smooth fades to hide the seams.
01Upload or select your audio
Choose a track from the Canva audio library or upload your own file, then add it to your project timeline.
02Select the audio layer
Click the audio track on the timeline to open its adjustment options.
03Duplicate and extend the track
Duplicate the audio section and extend it across multiple pages to cover the full length of your project.
04Align start and end points
Line up the start and end points of each duplicated section so the audio loops continuously without gaps.
05Add fade transitions
Apply fade in and fade out effects to smooth over the transitions between looped sections.
06Adjust volume and preview
Balance the background track volume against any voiceover, then preview the full playback to confirm the loop sounds seamless.
Frequently asked questions
Does Canva have a built-in loop button for audio?
No, Canva doesn't offer a single-click loop feature, so looping requires manually duplicating and aligning the audio track across your timeline.
Why does my looped audio have a noticeable gap or click?
This usually happens when the start and end points of duplicated sections aren't precisely aligned — adding fade transitions can also help mask small gaps.
Can I loop audio behind a voiceover?
Yes, you can adjust the background track's volume level separately so it plays continuously without overpowering your narration.
Does this work for both presentations and videos?
Yes, the same timeline-based looping approach applies whether you're working on a Canva presentation or a video project.
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