Microsoft forces Clipchamp users to save video projects in OneDrive, ending local editing and creating subscription pressure for Windows 11 users.

Previously, users could save project files locally on their PCs. Going forward, you'll have to sync to OneDrive if you want to keep using it for free.

The free plan for Microsoft's Clipchamp now supports exporting videos with a resolution of 1080p. Previously, Clipchamp users had to pay $19 per month to be able to export 1080p videos. Many were ...

The latest Windows 11 Insider Preview build includes a new Microsoft Family app that lets users set parental controls and track their children’s activities, an updated Print Queue design, and a ...

When Microsoft acquired Clipchamp, I was immediately intrigued by the video editing app. Microsoft's first-party video editing options aren't great on Windows 10, so I was eager to try an alternative.

In brief: For those looking to up their video-editing game without diving into pro-level complexity, Microsoft has some neat new features coming to its native video editor, Clipchamp. The team just ...

On Apple devices, macOS has iMovie, a simple, free video editor that anyone can use to put together movie projects. But since Microsoft phased out the old Movie Maker app, there hasn't been an ...

Microsoft got rid of Windows Movie Maker in 2017, replacing it with its Photos app. This move wasn't particularly popular with users, as the Photos app doesn't offer some of the editing features that ...

Known for its simplicity and plug-and-play approach, Windows 11's built-in video editor, Microsoft Clipchamp, just got a fresh makeover. While some of its new user-friendly features will be available ...

Microsoft Clipchamp now requires OneDrive to edit videos on Windows 11. Local projects no longer work, forcing users into ...