Microsoft Clipchamp 4.6.10420.0

Microsoft Clipchamp is a video creation and editing app for Windows and the web that lets users create, edit, and export videos using a timeline-based editor, templates, stock assets, and simple effects. It is developed and maintained by Microsoft (Microsoft Corp.).

You can install Clipchamp from the Microsoft Store: open the Microsoft Store app on Windows, search for "Clipchamp" or use the provided store link, then click Install. Clipchamp may also be available preinstalled on newer Windows versions or accessible via a web browser at clipchamp.com.

Clipchamp runs on Windows 10 (version 1903 or later) and Windows 11. You need a modern x64 processor, at least 4 GB of RAM (8 GB or more recommended for larger projects), and sufficient disk space for media and exports. A supported graphics driver and internet connection are required for cloud services and stock assets. For the latest and exact requirements check the Microsoft Store listing or Clipchamp help pages.

Clipchamp offers a free tier that includes basic editing tools, trimming, transitions, and limited exports. Paid plans unlock premium features: access to higher-resolution exports, premium stock audio/video/images, advanced editing tools (green screen, brand kits), and larger cloud storage. Microsoft provides individual, business, and education plans; pricing and feature sets change, so consult the Clipchamp pricing page or Microsoft Store listing for current details.

Clipchamp supports common import formats such as MP4, MOV, WMV, AVI, M4V, and popular image/audio formats (JPG, PNG, GIF, MP3, WAV). Export resolutions include SD, HD (720p/1080p), and higher resolutions depending on your plan (4K export typically requires a paid subscription). Exact supported codecs and container combinations may vary; check Clipchamp documentation for specifics.

Yes. Clipchamp includes a library of templates for social, marketing, and personal videos to help you start quickly. It also offers a stock library of video clips, images, and music. Access to premium templates and stock assets may require a paid subscription.

After finishing editing, use the Export or Produce button to choose resolution and quality settings, then export to a local file (MP4 is common). You can also directly share or upload to services such as YouTube, Google Drive, OneDrive, or social platforms if signed in and connected. Export speeds depend on project complexity, computer performance, and chosen resolution.

Yes. Clipchamp includes features like green screen (chroma key), picture-in-picture, transitions, text and titles, speed controls, color adjustments, and basic audio editing. Some advanced features and higher-resolution exports may be limited to paid plans.

Your local project files and exported videos are stored on your computer where you save them. If you use cloud features (OneDrive, Clipchamp cloud sync, or direct uploads), those assets are stored per the respective service's privacy and storage policies. Microsoft adheres to its privacy policies; review Clipchamp's and Microsoft's privacy statements for details about data collection and storage.

Clipchamp provides built-in help and tutorials, a web knowledge base, and step-by-step guides for common tasks (cutting, transitions, green screen, exporting). For technical issues, check the Microsoft Store listing for support links, visit the Clipchamp help center online, or contact Microsoft support. Common troubleshooting steps include updating Windows and graphics drivers, reinstalling the app, and ensuring sufficient disk space and permissions.