You can add several beautiful transition effects to your videos using the default Clipchamp Video Editor in Windows 11/10. Learn how!

From splitting clips to adding transitions and text, Clipchamp streamlines the video editing process without compromising the professional level of quality.

When Microsoft introduced the Clipchamp video editor for Windows 11 earlier this month, the company focused on how you could use it to record, trim, and add transitions, text, and other effects to ...

How to Use Windows 11’s Built-In Video Editor Clipchamp isn’t the most powerful app, but it’s already baked into your device—and it may be all you really need.

Microsoft acquired the popular web-based video editing software startup Clipchamp in September 2021. Microsoft then incorporated the Clipchamp app into Windows to make it accessible to desktop users.

Microsoft says the editor supports trimming, splitting, transitions, animated text, and support for real-time recording using webcams or screen capture.

Microsoft says it will soon roll out AI-powered video creation tools to automatically generate an entire video – scripting it, sourcing stock footage/audio, adding graphics, transitions, music ...