A video editing tool developed by Microsoft, designed to make video creation easy and accessible for everyone.
Try these steps in order:
- Confirm the correct account is signed in. In Clipchamp, select the user icon and verify the email address. If needed, sign out and sign back in with the account used for Clipchamp and the subscription.
- Use the personal Clipchamp account type. Connecting Clipchamp for personal use requires a personal or family Microsoft account. A work or school account cannot be used for this connection.
- Open Clipchamp in a browser instead of the Windows app. If the upload issue is happening in the desktop app, open Clipchamp on the web and try again in Edge or Chrome: https://app.clipchamp.com
- Check whether OneDrive access is active. Clipchamp personal projects use OneDrive-backed cloud storage. If OneDrive entitlement became inactive, Clipchamp can fail to access projects properly. Sign in to OneDrive here and follow the prompts to reactivate it if needed: https://onedrive.live.com/?view=1&gologin=1
- Retry the OneDrive setup inside Clipchamp. In Clipchamp, select the gear icon in the top-right corner to open Settings > OneDrive. Then choose Retry setup. If needed, use Choose folder to download projects locally and upload them to OneDrive manually.
- If the Microsoft account is not connected correctly, reconnect it. In Clipchamp settings, connect the personal Microsoft account, then sign out of all active Clipchamp sessions and sign back in using Continue with Microsoft.
- If the problem continues, contact Clipchamp support through the in-app chat.
A subscription renewing in January does not by itself confirm the correct Clipchamp-connected Microsoft account is being used, so checking the signed-in account and OneDrive setup is the most relevant next step.
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