Clipchamp - Video Editor

Edit & compress videos. Record your screen and webcam. Free & secure.

What is Clipchamp - Video Editor?

Clipchamp - Video Editor is an all-in-one Chrome extension for video editing and compression, screen recording, and more. It is used by over 14 million users globally for corporate, educational, and creative projects. It allows access to professional features such as editing tools, special effects, and a stock library that includes over 800,000 video and audio files. With direct Google Drive and Google Photos integrations, users enjoy in-browser editing without downloads. Clipchamp also supports a wide range of resolutions and aspect ratios, making it perfect for optimized sharing on platforms like YouTube and Instagram.

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By: https://clipchamp.com

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 400,000+

Rating: 4.51 (13,290)

Version: 1.1.4 (Last updated: 2021-05-12)

Creation date: 2020-02-25

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

unlimitedStorage
audioCapture
videoCapture
clipboardWrite

Size: 13.62K

Email: in*****@clipchamp.com

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 862 ▼ 6

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Extension summary

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Clipchamp is the online video editor that empowers anyone to tell stories worth sharing through video. Around the world, over 14 million people use Clipchamp to easily edit videos for corporate, educational and creative projects.

Our editor gives users access to professional tools and features from simple trimming and cropping, to efficient online screen recording, to special effects like Green Screen. Users also have access to Clipchamp’s stock library filled with over 800,000 video and audio files. Better yet, it comes with direct Google Drive and Google Photos integrations. All happens in-browser — no downloads necessary.

Once the editing process is complete, Clipchamp enables users to export their videos in a range of resolutions and aspect ratios, optimized for popular sharing platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and more.

User reviews

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Pros

Easy to use
Great for quick videos
Works well on Chromebook
Good editing tools
Ability to upload directly to YouTube

Cons

Export issues (e.g., long export times, videos not exporting at all)
Glitches and crashes
Confusing file management
Limited features in the free version
Ad blocker interference when importing media

Most mentioned

Export problems
User-friendliness
Glitches/crashes
Video quality issues
File management confusion

Recent reviews

This is the dumbest thing a human has ever made. It won't let me export my video for NO REASON. This app actually sucks.

Olivia Johnson, 2023-10-16

I will be absolutely overjoyed to add that one missing star if/when the following suggestions are worked on: 1. There really ought to be an unambiguously intuitive reverse-clip capability in the free version. I was rather disappointed to discover that an (IIRC) outside instructional video seemingly furnished users with a workaround for this, only to find out that the method in question actually showed said users how to noodle around with the *order* of clips being worked with. And even if there *is* a thread of truth in the existence of such a turorial, IMO needless complication would set in. 2. Re this next particular observation: File management can be "much" more often than not rather confusing. For instance, when I delete a project on the main page, am I "yeeting" the files associated with them as well? It would seem that I'm not; but it takes me an IMO inordinate amount of time backtracking between Clipchamp and my Files' s Downloads file & trash bin to find all that out. Another problem I have is weeding out created movies that I've either saved already or the app identifies as "Untitled" because the original files have been deleted, whether accidentally or on purpose. ANd lastly, the files I save automatically go to their assigned destination folder in my Chromebook; making the app's save-to-cloud prompt IMO somewhat redundant (I don't remember of there is a "radio button"/checkbox with a "Do not ask again" in this respect.) If this critique somehow makes less sense to you than how I'm trying to convey it, it's not your fault. I'm eager to master the finer points of this app (inability to pay for the full version for those without Paypal or credit card ::raises hand:: is an unfortunate reality). I'm simpl trying my best to comprehend video editing tasks/issues within a non-iMovie framework. But I *do* hope these two overall suggestions can be addressed with subsequent version releases. Thank you.