Browser editing with a defined free 1080p tier
Clipchamp's personal-account offer is useful to examine before buying another editor for straightforward videos. Its published free plan includes watermark-free exports up to 1080p while Microsoft 365 Personal and Family unlock listed premium features such as 4K output. A Microsoft account and the current OneDrive project workflow are part of that decision. Microsoft describes local media processing, but local processing is not the same as fully offline project storage: archived projects must return to OneDrive to stay editable under the documented workflow. This record covers personal accounts. Work and school editions have different storage and entitlement rules that should not be combined into one feature column.
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Free personal Microsoft account
AvailabilitySupported personal-account regions
Published export limit is 1080p. Cloud storage and premium assets have separate limits.
Source 1Source 2Monthly Microsoft 365 subscription
AvailabilityUnited States
Bundle price rather than a Clipchamp-only charge. Auto-renews unless cancelled. Tax and checkout not verified.
Source 1Source 211 features
Documented differences. An unverified answer means we do not have enough evidence.
Microsoft 365 Personal and Family include the listed 4K UHD export benefit.
Archived local projects must be uploaded to OneDrive to edit again under the current documented workflow.
Microsoft says preview and export processing run locally; optional backup and work-account storage upload media.
Project storage still uses the account or OneDrive. This is not a no-cloud or privacy-audit claim.
The personal pricing table includes AI video and audio tools on Free and Premium.
The table does not establish equal access to every future AI feature or unlimited use.
Brand kit and premium stock assets are listed with the premium offer.
The cloud FAQ describes local archiving and reopening through OneDrive.
Migration of an editable Clipchamp timeline into another editor was not verified.
| Feature | Clipchamp |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Web browser and Windows app; this record covers personal accounts. |
| Free plan limits | The personal free plan lists watermark-free export up to 1080p. Vendor documentedSource |
| Export | Microsoft 365 Personal and Family include the listed 4K UHD export benefit. Vendor documentedSource |
| Account required | The free personal editor requires a personal Microsoft account. Vendor documentedSource |
| Offline use | Archived local projects must be uploaded to OneDrive to edit again under the current documented workflow. Vendor documentedSource |
| Privacy and storage | Microsoft says preview and export processing run locally; optional backup and work-account storage upload media. Project storage still uses the account or OneDrive. This is not a no-cloud or privacy-audit claim. Vendor documentedSource |
| Free cloud allowance | The cloud-storage FAQ lists 5 GB for free users. Vendor documentedSource |
| AI features | The personal pricing table includes AI video and audio tools on Free and Premium. The table does not establish equal access to every future AI feature or unlimited use. Vendor documentedSource |
| Capture tools | The plan table includes screen, camera and voice recording. Vendor documentedSource |
| Brand tools | Brand kit and premium stock assets are listed with the premium offer. Vendor documentedSource |
| Project portability | The cloud FAQ describes local archiving and reopening through OneDrive. Migration of an editable Clipchamp timeline into another editor was not verified. Vendor documentedSource |
support.microsoft.com · Local archives are not equivalent to editable offline projects. The page contains inconsistent rollout dates, which are not repeated as authoritative.
www.microsoft.com · Read alongside Clipchamp's own page to establish included premium benefits.
support.microsoft.com · Distinguishes source-media processing from project storage.
