# Create a Loop in your Flow Section: Flows Description: Return visitors to an earlier decision in your flow. Verified against Tidio panel 12.331.0 Last updated: 2026-11-10 Source: https://help.tidio.com/articles/flow-loop/ See how to create a loop in your flow. It can return the visitor to an earlier action. **In this article, you'll learn:** - [How to quickly create a loop in your flow]() [Video]() Silent walkthrough. Connect an answer back to the FAQ decision, show its alternative exit branch, and activate the demonstration flow. ## Create a loop in your flow If you have a flow (an FAQ flow, for example - for more information, see our article on [how to create one]()) that you'd like to run again every time an action is finished - you can create a loop that will return the visitor to an earlier decision. You can create a loop directly on your flow's editing map. ![A flow editor diagram with a connection returning to an earlier decision step.]() To do that, choose an action - a point from which you'd like to create a loop. Then drag a connection line from that action to an earlier **Decision (Quick Replies)** action. (It can also be a different action, such as the **Send a chat message** one but the loop must include an interactive action, such as **Decision (Quick Replies)** or **Ask a question**). That way, the user will be able to go back to an earlier step in the decision-making, and perhaps choose a different path. 💡 You can also connect your chosen action to a different action, such as the **Send a chat message** action, but the loop must pass through an interactive action, such as **Decision (Quick Replies)** or **Ask a question**. An interactive action elsewhere in the flow does not make the loop valid. If the editor warns that the connection will cause an infinite loop, connect to a different node. Keep a decision in the loop so your visitor can choose their next step. Save your changes with **Activate**. ## Further reading - [Adding a new Flow]() - [Flow editor: Conditions]()