Personalized Videos, Video & Animation, Video Editing

Clipchamp

Clipchamp is a browser-based video editor from Microsoft that offers templates, stock media, captions, screen/webcam recording, and quick exports for social platforms.

Summary

Clipchamp allows you to edit videos in the browser with templates, captions, screen/webcam capture, and fast exports so you create social-ready content quickly.

Clipchamp Review

Clipchamp is a browser-based video editor for quick marketing and social content. It offers timeline editing, stock libraries, screen and webcam capture, brand kits, and automatic captions. Users trim, resize for platform formats, and export in common codecs without heavy installs. AI helpers generate voiceovers, remove silences, and suggest cuts for pacing. Teams can share brand assets, templates, and project links to standardize output. Typical workflows include promo clips, explainers, and training snippets. The value is fast, accessible editing that turns raw footage into publish-ready videos.

Things to Know About Clipchamp

Clipchamp drawbacks: Browser-based editing strains on long or multi-cam projects; effects and audio tools are modest compared to pro NLEs. Collaboration is file-based rather than real time, and export controls (codecs, color) are limited for broadcast workflows. Asset libraries are smaller, and heavy renders depend on local hardware.

Top Features

Browser-based video editor with timeline, tracks, and templates
Screen and webcam recorder with teleprompter
Auto captions, text-to-speech, and subtitle styling
Stock media library and brand kit tools
Trim, crop, speed, transitions, and filters
Green screen, background removal, and overlays
Audio cleanup, leveling, and noise reduction
Resize for social formats and aspect ratios
Exports up to HD/4K with direct share
Cloud projects with collaboration and comments

Clipchamp Pricing

Clipchamp pricing: free plan for basic editing and exports with watermark or format limits, then paid tiers unlocking higher resolutions, premium stock, brand kits, and advanced effects; business plans expand collaboration and brand controls; discounts offered annually.

How to use Clipchamp

To use Clipchamp, create a new project, drag media onto the timeline, and trim or split clips. Add captions, transitions, and stock assets, adjust audio levels, and apply filters. Export with platform presets (resolution, aspect ratio) and save a project copy for future edits.

Alternatives & Competitors

Clipchamp competes with CapCut, Canva Video, Adobe Premiere Express, and iMovie—browser-friendly editors. Overlap includes timeline edits, captions, stock, and aspect ratios. Rivals may add advanced color/audio tools or team collaboration. Clipchamp’s draw is ease of use and Windows integration. Gaps include fewer pro-grade effects and limited multi-user workflows.