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Discover the Clipchamp Environment
03:28
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Discover the Clipchamp Environment
ClipChamp is the built-in Microsoft 365 video editor accessed from the app launcher. The home page shows your videos and lets you start a project by uploading media, creating a video project, or using AI to generate content. The right pane manages sources by importing local files or cloud items. Drag and drop media to the timeline, add titles, music, or effects, and use templates or a brand kit later. The right panel shows clip properties like fades, color, and speed, while the bottom offers timeline zoom and reorganization tools.
Create a Clipchamp Project and Import Your Media
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Vu 29 fois
Create a Clipchamp Project and Import Your Media
Import media into a Clipchamp project by dragging, dropping, or browsing local files from the home page, then centralize assets in the project’s assets folder. Create a video project and store all media there, with copies saved in OneDrive. Add media to the timeline by placing the playhead and clicking plus or dragging onto the timeline, then rearrange or remove items while keeping the originals in the library.
Record with Clipchamp
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Record with Clipchamp
Record with Clipchamp presents how to capture content directly in Clipchamp by choosing camera, screen, or audio-only recordings, and combining camera with screen capture. It covers selecting video and audio devices, using a teleprompter script display with adjustable text, starting and stopping recordings, and previewing and keeping the result. It also explains generating two tracks (camera with mic and screen recording) and reorganizing them, plus customizing camera backgrounds and screen area selection for recordings.
Edit a Video with Clipchamp
03:10
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Edit a Video with Clipchamp
Edit a video with Clipchamp: the editing area shows a timeline with video, audio, and title tracks. Drag and drop media from the library into the timeline, resize and rotate elements, and extend durations. Use the plus button to insert items at the cursor, adjust fades and volume in the right pane, crop media to fit, and rearrange with drag and drop. Zoom the timeline for precision, remove gaps, and stack tracks to control overlap.
Trim a Video with Clipchamp
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Vu 27 fois
Trim a Video with Clipchamp
Trim a video with Clipchamp by cutting and removing sections across tracks. The tutorial shows placing the playhead, using the scissors to cut, deleting unwanted parts, and using S to split instantly. It demonstrates restricting cuts to a single clip, adjusting size, and realigning tracks, plus recovering a removed section by dragging handles after a cut.
Crop a Video with Clipchamp
02:01
Vu 31 fois
Crop a Video with Clipchamp
Crop a video with Clipchamp explains choosing an aspect ratio from the size button when starting a project, and how formats vary by platform. It covers how selecting a format automatically adjusts the preview and applies to the whole project, with cautions about switching formats after adding content. The guide shows filling letterboxing with a background or using fit and fill cropping, manual cropping and repositioning via drag and drop, re-cropping if needed, and using the three-dot menu for rotate, flip, and picture-in-picture to resize or overlay clips on separate tracks.
Add Text in Clipchamp
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Vu 31 fois
Add Text in Clipchamp
Add text in Clipchamp by opening the text menu from the side panel or from the timeline, then choose a predesigned text element and insert it with the plus sign. Replace sample text, set duration, and adjust font size, color, and shadow with the palette and eyedropper. Center the text using magnetic guides, add a subtitle with drag-and-drop, test rotation, and apply bold, italic, or alignment changes from the three-dot menu. Finally, fine-tune position and rotation, then play to review.
Use Media Libraries in Clipchamp
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Vu 23 fois
Use Media Libraries in Clipchamp
Use media libraries in clipchamp. Access built-in libraries for videos, images, and music from the left pane; some content requires a clipchamp premium license or a Microsoft subscription. Start in the video library, search with keywords, then use the three-dot menu to add to media or the timeline. Search by color keywords to match a company color scheme. Drag a clip to replace existing media on the timeline. The image library works similarly; drag an image between scenes. The music library offers tracks of varying lengths; preview before adding, then place on the timeline. Use the filter for short sound effects, pick a swoosh, place it on the timeline, and adjust volume. You can duplicate effects, then view the final result.
Export a Video with Clipchamp
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Vu 25 fois
Export a Video with Clipchamp
Export a video in Clipchamp by resolving an in-project gap and choosing final settings. The video explains detecting an inconsistency caused by a gap on the same track, offers to fix it automatically, then proceeds to final export options: editing the title, selecting 1080p as default resolution, notes about 4K upscaling limits, and converting short clips to GIF. It describes cloud saving to OneDrive, viewing the export in its cloud location, sharing or copying a link, and optionally downloading a local copy. The process includes a real-time progress indicator and mentions storage in the project’s export folder.
Use Transitions in Clipchamp
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Use Transitions in Clipchamp
Use transitions in Clipchamp to move between scenes on the same track. Hover to preview, then drag and drop a transition between two assets; a transition icon and a duration bar appear. If a transition isn’t suitable, adjust its type or use fade options in the property panel for text. You can search transitions by keyword, but the library offers many effects and remains simple to use.
Change the Speed of a Clip in Clipchamp
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Change the Speed of a Clip in Clipchamp
Adjust the speed of a clip in Clipchamp by cutting a section with the typing action, then using the speed option in the right panel to fourfold its pace. The sped segment creates a gap, which is removed, and the sequence becomes more dynamic while keeping content intact. The method is applied to other slow sections, with caution not to over-accelerate the cursor movement. Slowing the intro is shown, and notes emphasize re-sequencing on other tracks and timing before timeline complexity grows.
Use Filters, Effects, and Visual Adjustments in Clipchamp
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Use Filters, Effects, and Visual Adjustments in Clipchamp
Clipchamp's right panel shows filters, effects and color adjustments when a timeline asset is selected. Filters apply a look with adjustable intensity. Effects add dynamics like a slow zoom, with customizable area, intensity and, for cinematic options, grain. Be aware that applying a second effect combines with the first, so disable the prior one if needed. The green screen tool removes the background for overlaying new scenes, with adjustable tolerance. Color adjustments cover exposure, contrast, saturation and color temperature, while blend mode controls how overlapping tracks mix.

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