A video editing tool developed by Microsoft, designed to make video creation easy and accessible for everyone.
Clipchamp treats exported videos as new media files, not as the original editable project. An exported file can be played and trimmed like any other imported video, but it does not restore the full timeline (tracks, cuts, effects) of the original project.
To continue full editing (all cuts, tracks, transitions, etc.), the original Clipchamp project must be opened, not the exported file:
- Open Clipchamp and go to the main projects overview page.
- Select the original project from the list and open it there.
- If the project or its media does not load correctly, try these steps from the documentation:
- Refresh the page (Ctrl+F5 or browser reload) and reopen the project.
- Close other tabs/apps to free memory and ensure there is enough free disk space for temporary files.
- Temporarily disable browser extensions (such as ad blockers or privacy/translation add‑ons) and reload Clipchamp.
- If still failing, sign out, clear the browser cache for “All time” (selecting “Cached images and files”), restart the browser using
edge://restartorchrome://restart, then reopen the project. - As an advanced step, clear Clipchamp’s site data via Developer Tools (Application → Storage → Clear site data), then reload and reopen the project. Ensure original media files are available so they can be relinked if needed.
If only the exported video file is available and the original project is missing or will not open, Clipchamp cannot reconstruct the original multi‑track edit; only basic edits on the exported file are possible.
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