Playlist workshop
Your files. Your order. One simple playlist.
Paste filenames or an M3U, arrange your loop, then download playlist.m3u. Everything happens in your browser. No media uploads, no account, no cost.
01 / Bring your list
Subfolders are scanned. No media uploads. You can also drop a single M3U file.
Applied automatically when you paste or edit. This text list and the entries below stay in sync. Drop more files or add an entry below to extend your playlist.
For example E: or /Volumes/USB. This prefix is removed. Check the result: the Roku needs paths relative to the stick, not your computer.From Explorer or Finder
Windows: Select files (Ctrl+A), then use “Copy as path” from the context menu. Paste here with Ctrl+V. Normal Copy may only copy file references.
macOS: Select files (Cmd+A), press Option+Cmd+C to copy pathnames, then paste here with Cmd+V. Set the USB root above.
Drop the USB root folder here, or choose it below. Its outer name is removed; subfolders stay intact. Selecting or dropping individual media files imports names only — put those files in the USB root. Helper .start.jpg/.end.jpg files are skipped in filename lists.
02 / Make it yours
· Use ↑ / ↓ to reorder. Picture duration includes the incoming blend.
03 / Save to your stick
Copy the downloaded file into the USB root. Your actual media files must be on the stick at the paths shown above. Re-import an M3U to keep editing. Nothing is saved on this site; download your work before closing.
Give each clip a little breathing room.
Yes: mix a video, a JPG/PNG interlude and another video. Set the picture to stay for 8 seconds, for example. The app already supports this, including looping back to the beginning. The picture is an ordinary playlist item, not an automatically generated video frame.
A picture between videos does not by itself guarantee black-free transitions. A missing outgoing video end frame can still leave a gap when that video finishes. For the existing prepared-frame transition, generate video .start.jpg and .end.jpg files with the USB helper. Pictures use themselves as transition frames. The app blends still images; audio is not crossfaded. This editor does not generate those frame files.