In this video, I walk you through five Clipchamp features I personally like, especially if you’re a beginner and you just want a video editor that works without the headache. I start by showing you how to find Clipchamp in Windows—just search it, and if you don’t have it yet, you install it from the Microsoft Store. Clipchamp is Microsoft’s video editor, and for me it feels like a modern replacement for the old Movie Maker I used back in my college days. First, I talk about why the free plan is already a big deal, and I quickly compare free vs paid—mainly the export resolution like 4K UHD on premium. But I also say it straight: 1080p HD is still great, and that’s what I still upload for YouTube and what most platforms like Reels and TikTok use anyway. Then I show text-to-speech (I paste a script and preview different voices), built-in text/title templates you can drop in and edit fast, smooth transition templates like “liquid leak,” and finally screen recording with webcam. The screen + camera recording is a favorite because Clipchamp saves them as separate files, so you can ungroup and edit the way you want.