Microsoft forces Clipchamp users to save video projects in OneDrive, ending local editing and creating subscription pressure for Windows 11 users.

Previously, users could save project files locally on their PCs. Going forward, you'll have to sync to OneDrive if you want to keep using it for free.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the complexity of video editing software? Between endless menus, confusing tools, and steep learning curves, creating polished videos can feel like a daunting task.

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The other day, I was tackling some light video editing on my Windows 11 PC when a friend of mine — someone who practically lives in CapCut and knows his way around video software — stopped by. He ...

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Microsoft's video editor Clipchamp, which is also available for free, can no longer be used without OneDrive. This was apparently planned for a long time, but now not even simple clips can be created ...

Most video editing software works through re-encoding—essentially, uploading the file so it can be broken apart and stitched back together. This is necessary for advanced editing techniques but has ...

Microsoft Clipchamp now requires OneDrive to edit videos on Windows 11. Local projects no longer work, forcing users into ...