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Microsoft’s Clipchamp video editor simplifies its plans, and it’s much cheaper

Microsoft’s Clipchamp video editor simplifies its plans, and it’s much cheaper

August 4, 2022
Clipchamp, the cloud-based video editor Microsoft acquired last year, has simplified its pricing plans, making the service cheaper overall, in addition to including new features for free. Now, Clipchamp only offers one paid plan - the Essentials plan - which costs $11.99 per month, with a promotional price of $7.99 for the first month. This is...
Microsoft’s Clipchamp video editor now lets you create 1080p videos for free

Microsoft’s Clipchamp video editor now lets you create 1080p videos for free

March 29, 2022
The included video editor in Windows 11, Clipchamp, is getting a long-overdue improvement following its lackluster initial launch. Microsoft is bringing support for 1080p video exports to the free tier of Clipchamp, meaning you no longer have to pay a premium for what should be a relatively basic feature. Clipchamp is a cloud-based video editor that...
Windows 11’s new built-in video editing app is an expensive subscription service; iMovie still free

Windows 11’s new built-in video editing app is an expensive subscription service; iMovie still free

March 10, 2022
When Microsoft released Windows 11 Insider Preview build 22572 yesterday, it added a couple of new inbox apps to the OS. One of them is called Clipchamp, a service that Microsoft acquired back in September. It's a cloud-based video editing service, and it's the first real push at a video editor that Microsoft has made...
Microsoft acquires video editor Clipchamp to expand its productivity tools

Microsoft acquires video editor Clipchamp to expand its productivity tools

September 8, 2021
Microsoft has acquired Clipchamp, a cloud-based video editor that's available on the web. The company announced the acquisition with the goal of empowering creators, which is something we've heard before. There's quite a bit of history that makes this acquisition all the more notable. Back in the 2000s and early 2010s, Microsoft had a tool called...