Learning Clipchamp from Scratch

Learn how to import media from your local device into Clipchamp, upload video files to the media area, and add them to the timeline, then play them.

Connect cloud services via the triangular icon in Clipchamp, import media from Google Drive, Google Photos, Dropbox, or Microsoft accounts, then select videos to add to your project.

Upload media from your mobile phone by scanning a QR code and uploading files to Clipchamp, where the video appears in the media section after syncing.

Utilize clipchamp templates from the home page to quickly create video content. Customize the chosen template by replacing footers, editing text and other components on the timeline.

Learn to find, select, and customize templates in Clipchamp to quickly start video projects, replace text with your content, adjust image colors, and manage audio.

Learn to apply and adjust clip fade in and fade out in Clipchamp, setting durations to smooth the start and end of a video, and remove fades by zeroing durations.

Use the fill option to make a vertical video fill the screen. Drag the video to frame the portion you want and press play to view the video and sound.

Crop a video in Clipchamp to show only the windmill, removing unwanted areas, then use fill to expand the frame and focus on a specific part.

Resize your video clip in Clipchamp by dragging the four dots on the corners, adjust its size, and position it anywhere to frame a chosen portion.

Discover how to use picture in picture to resize and position media, choosing presets for top left, top right, bottom left, or bottom right, and fine-tune with manual resize later.

Learn how to rotate video content in Clipchamp using the rotate option to adjust orientation clockwise or upside down, then preview changes with play.

Learn to flip content in Clipchamp by mirroring footage from right to left with flip horizontal, and flip vertically for vertical flips.

Master splitting videos in Clipchamp from scratch by cutting sections with the scissor tool to keep portions, deleting unwanted clips, and rearranging segments across multiple clips.

Learn to add and customize transitions between clips in Clipchamp, selecting different effects, applying a fade, and adjusting the duration to control the video flow.

Learn to change video speed in clipchamp by selecting a clip and using the speed panel to set playback from 0.5x to 16x, with 1x default and possible choppiness.

Select a video clip and adjust colors to control exposure, contrast, saturation, and temperature, transforming brightness, colorfulness, and tone in Clipchamp.

Explore how to apply layer transparency in Clipchamp by selecting a top clip, adjusting transparency under the clip's colors, and previewing both layers playing simultaneously for blended effects.

Explore blending modes in Clipchamp to control top-layer transparency, using darken, lighten, screen, multiply, and overlay to create varied color-mixing video effects.

Select a video clip on the timeline, open the filters panel, apply different looks (including black and white or fried), and adjust intensity to suit the video.

Duplicate the clip and apply a second filter on the top layer. Adjust intensity and use blending modes like darken or multiply, then crop to blend two filter effects.

Group and ungroup media clips in Clipchamp to keep aligned top and bottom layers when moving or resizing, using shift-click or drag-select, then right-click to group or ungroup.

Close single and multi-layer gaps by dragging clips to eliminate blank spaces, and use the dustbin icon on the layer or the top to remove gaps, ensuring seamless video sequences.

Explore how to add animated stickers in Clipchamp by selecting graphics, choosing stickers, and dragging them onto the video. Resize, place anywhere, preview, and add multiple stickers to the timeline.

Explore Clipchamp's background options by adding video backgrounds, frames, or solid colors, resize layers, add text and graphics, and preview an old retro effect.

Learn to use frames and overlays in Clipchamp to enhance videos, access graphics, apply animated frames and overlays as transitions, resize, and adjust color, saturation, and temperature.

Learn to add an audio visualizer overlay from graphics frames and overlays, drag and scale it, and customize colors, gradient transitions, and transparency to visualize audio in your project.

Insert shapes into clip projects by selecting graphics and dragging shapes onto the timeline. Resize, place, and adjust color temperature, saturation, time, scale, and effects to customize each shape.

Add annotations in Clipchamp using graphics, arrows, lines, and illustrations. Resize, rotate, and place them on the timeline to highlight a blooming flower, then apply color effects.

Master inserting plain text in Clipchamp, using presets and adding it to the timeline. Customize font, size, color, alignment, and use effects like fade in and retro graphics.

Apply Clipchamp text presets to quickly insert and customize animated text, edit content with double-click, adjust colors and effects, and explore options like rating and cell text presets.

Change the aspect ratio in Clipchamp and preview the result. Reframe the clip to cinematic, square, or nine by 16 and see the final output.

insert jiffy and sticker elements from the graphics section, search for tree related jiffy and stickers, drag them onto the timeline, and edit the animations to enhance your video.

Preview videos in Clipchamp by pressing play, switch to full screen, use bottom controls to go forward, backward, or to the beginning and end, and exit full screen when needed.

Learn how to adjust audio in Clipchamp from scratch by importing media, placing an audio clip on the timeline, and controlling volume, fades, speed, and cuts.

Enable auto captions in Clipchamp to generate subtitles from voice over, choose English United States, and edit or clear changes to sync text with playback.

Learn to hide or show auto-generated captions in Clipchamp and export them as an SRT file for use in other applications. Download captions for use with Microsoft Clipchamp.

Detach the audio from a video by right-clicking clip, selecting audio, and choosing detach. The audio becomes a separate clip you can move, adjust volume, and fade in or out.

Learn how to record your computer screen with Microsoft Clipchamp by choosing the screen, window, or Edge tab, enabling microphone, and saving or editing the recording.

Learn how to capture video from your camera in Clipchamp by selecting camera and audio sources, recording, and saving. You can detach audio for further editing.

Capture your camera and screen at the same time in Clipchamp by selecting screen and camera inputs, starting the recording, and previewing, saving, and editing the result as layered video.

Discover how to use Clipchamp's text to speech feature to generate voice overs by selecting language, voice, mood, and speed, then save the audio for your projects.

Explore music and SFX in Clipchamp by browsing free-to-use audio, previewing tracks, and adding them to the timeline with up to two audio layers.

Learn to use stock videos in Clipchamp by browsing free options, dragging clips into the timeline, and applying overlays and subscribe panels to enhance projects.

Search and insert free to use stock images into your Clipchamp project, resize and overlay them on video, manage premium images, and adjust their length for polished clips.

Apply the green screen filter in Clipchamp, adjust the threshold to make the background transparent, or try blue or red screen options, then add a stock video behind the footage.

Use the create a video with ai feature to name your project, set a holiday theme, add media, choose a style and format, adjust duration, and export after timeline edits.

Trim videos quickly in Clipchamp with the trim tool on the home page, upload media, set in and out points, preview, and export to 720p or cloud services.

Learn to start a quick screen recording with Clipchamp's easy edits, naming your project and saving or downloading the screen recording.

Explore easy edits in clipchamp from scratch with text to speech on the home page, choose language and voice, type and preview text, then save as audio.

Duplicate a Clipchamp project by selecting make a copy from the three-dot menu, then edit the copy while the original remains unchanged.

discover how to delete unwanted projects in clipchamp by tapping the three-dot button and pressing delete, removing the project from your list.

Search and filter Clipchamp projects by typing keywords in the video section, then sort by most recent, least recent, or alphabetical order, including shared projects.

Create and rename folders to organize multiple Clipchamp projects. Move projects between the home and the Udemy folder to manage them.

Change the Clipchamp interface language by navigating to the home page, going to settings, and selecting a new language, then revert to English.

Export a video from the project by choosing the export option, select the target quality, and download the mp4 file for sharing.

Shorten a 30-second Clipchamp video to under 15 seconds, enabling the GIF export option, then export and save the animated GIF to your computer for web sharing.

Create share links for exported videos in Clipchamp, generating a web link after rendering and enabling embedding and social sharing across platforms.

Copy the embed HTML code from clipchamp, paste it into your web page editor such as Dreamweaver, and preview the interactive video with full-screen playback.

Export directly to online services from Clipchamp by sharing your video to Google Drive, YouTube, or OneDrive after connecting accounts and selecting a destination.

Install the Clipchamp desktop version on Windows via the Microsoft Store, then sign in to access synced projects on the desktop home page.

Right-click a photo in Windows Photos to create a video with Clipchamp; with the desktop version installed, Clipchamp imports the image to the timeline for editing.

Send files directly from Explorer to Clipchamp by right-clicking a video or photo and choosing edit with Clipchamp, which opens the app and adds the clip to the timeline.

Learn to edit videos in Clipchamp by creating a travel blog intro, importing media, trimming clips, adding fades, overlays, text, background music, and exporting in 1080p with a share link.

finish the course by reviewing how to start video editing in clipchamp, including creating from scratch, using templates, and editing with I Madness files.