Clipchamp may be the next best thing if you’ve been waiting for Microsoft to resuscitate Windows Movie Maker. Microsoft acquired Clipchamp last year and is now including the program in Windows 11. It’s a browser-based application that includes features for trimming, splitting, transitions, and even a screen recorder.
Clipchamp, like professional applications such as Adobe Premiere Pro, features a timeline and makes use of templates and a collection of filters, transitions, stock media, and styles to enable users to produce films with multi-track audio capability and intuitive editing. Microsoft has integrated a text-to-speech generator powered by Azure for artists to use voiceovers in 70 languages, as well as OneDrive for online storage of data.
