Loop

Repeats a set of nodes a specified number of times or iterates over each item in an array. Use this to process lists, retry operations, or perform repetitive tasks.

• Loop Type
  • Number Loop: Repeat the enclosed nodes a fixed number of times.
    • Loop Count: The number of iterations. Enter a number or reference a variable.
  • Array Loop: Iterate over each element in an array.
    • Array: Reference an array variable (e.g., the element list output from Find Element).

• Output Parameters
  • Current Index: The current iteration index (0-based)
  • Current Item (Array Loop only): The current element in the array
• Execution Log
  • Start Time
  • End Time
  • Duration (ms)
  • Status (Success/Failure)

Swipe the screen 5 times to browse through content:

Inside the loop, add a Swipe Page node followed by a Wait node (e.g., 2000ms) to pause between swipes.

Use Find Element with "Get element list" to get all matching elements, then loop through each one to extract its text:

Step 1: Find all app icons

Step 2: Loop through the element list

Step 3: Inside the loop — Tap, Wait, and Return

This will iterate through all the apps on your desktop and then exit them.

• Avoid infinite loops: Always ensure your loop has a defined exit condition. Number Loop naturally stops; Array Loop stops when all items are processed.
• Add delays between iterations: Insert a Wait node inside the loop to prevent actions from executing too rapidly.
• Use Current Index for conditional logic: Combine with Switch to execute different actions on specific iterations (e.g., skip the first item, or stop after the 10th).
• Nested loops: You can place a Loop node inside another Loop node for multi-level iteration (e.g., loop through pages, then loop through elements on each page).

• Find Element — often provides the array for Array Loop
• Switch — add conditional branching inside loops
• Wait — add delays between iterations
• Run JS Script — process individual items inside the loop