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ClipChamp
ClipChamp is an easy video editing tool for beginners and individuals, featuring drag, drop, and create functionality.
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ClipChamp
ClipChamp is Microsoft's answer to "everyone should be able to make videos." Drag, drop, edit—it's that simple. Now that it's part of the Microsoft family, Windows users get it built-in, which is pretty sweet. You've got your templates, stock footage, basic AI features, and even a free tier that's actually useful. It's video editing for the masses.
But "for the masses" means it's not for the pros. Complex effects, deep color work, advanced audio—that's not ClipChamp's jam. And being browser-based, you might hit some speed bumps with bigger projects. It's evolving fast, but it's still more "my first video editor" than "my only video editor." So what are you after: easy and accessible, or professional and powerful? For creators who need trendy AI transitions and automatic viral clip generation, specialized tools might be a better fit.

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CapCut
CapCut is a full-featured video editor for mobile and desktop, popular for its trendy effects, templates, and easy social sharing.
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CapCut
CapCut is TikTok’s editing sidekick, packed with free tools and viral-ready features. It works on both mobile and desktop, offering trendy effects, a massive music and sound library, and AI tools like auto-cutting, background noise removal, and those bold animated captions you see all over your feed. It’s fast, intuitive, and built to keep pace with the rhythm of social media.
But let’s be real—it’s made for short-form content. You won’t find deep color grading, multi-cam editing, or timeline finesse you'd expect in something like Premiere. And since it’s backed by ByteDance, folks with privacy concerns might raise an eyebrow. Some features also rely on a live internet connection, which can slow things down. That said, for quick-turn clips, reels, and TikToks, it delivers exactly what today’s creators need—fast, fun, and optimized for scroll-stopping content.

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Pros & Cons
Pros
Cons
- Beginner-friendly interface
- Free plan without watermark (1080p)
- Microsoft integration and cloud sync
- Lacks advanced features
- Internet-dependent performance
- 4K export requires paid version
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Reviews
I like it for what it is - it's really easy to use and there are a lot of useful features in the free version. If you just need to cut basic videos and add some text, I think it's a great option.
Awful. Don't buy it. There are far better out there and while I get some features because of my Microsoft monthly account, it makes it difficult to use to force you to the Premium edition.
I HATE, HATE this app with a living passion. I spent 10 hours creating a video that I now can't download no matter what I do. It doesn't even start to download; it just does nothing.
CapCut
Pros & Cons
Pros
Cons
- Free with powerful AI features
- Beginner-friendly mobile/desktop versions
- Extensive stock library and templates
- Desktop version less featured than mobile
- Pro subscription for premium assets
- 15-minute cap and single track limitations
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I'm not sure why people don't like it, but it's a very good editing app that isn't a "scam." You may need to pay for a subscription for some features, but I think it's worth it for the price. For example, I pay 50 dollars a year for it, and it's awesome.
Revised! I just went ahead and purchased Pro. So far big improvement. I really detest the way I got here. But I have to say working cross platform so far seems ok. I will revisit UX once I have used for a bit. I am improving rating to 4 stars. Saved me a fair amount of time.
I finally paid, as you could almost do nothing, as everything was on Pro, NOW I am battling to get an invoice from them, useless after sales service, Still after emails and bot chat!!!!!!! NO INVOICE
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Frequently asked questions
How does an AI clip maker work?
An AI clip maker scans long-form videos or podcasts using artificial intelligence to automatically identify the most engaging moments, then slices them into short clips with captions, animations, and transitions. It's a powerful way to repurpose content for platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
One thing to note is that an AI clip generator is not necessarily an AI video generator.
Can AI-generated videos be monetized on YouTube?
Yes, as long as your AI-generated videos follow YouTube's monetization guidelines and add original value—like commentary, visuals, or voiceovers—you can absolutely monetize them. AI tools help you create faster, but your creativity is still the magic ingredient.
How do I add a text-to-speech voiceover?
Most AI video editors have a text-to-speech option built in—just type your script, choose your AI voice, and click generate. It’s an easy way to add professional voiceovers to explainer videos, product demos, or tutorials without recording anything yourself.
How does text-to-video AI work?
Text-to-video AI turns written text prompts into fully edited video content—complete with visuals, animations, subtitles, and voiceovers. It automates video production so creators can go from script to video clips in minutes instead of hours.
How to switch the AI Avatar’s voice category?
Most AI avatar tools have voice categories based on tone or language—you just head to the voice settings and pick a different category (like professional, energetic, or friendly). It’s like casting the perfect voice actor, but instantly.
What are the top AI tools for generating video clips?
Top AI tools like Submagic, Pictory, and Descript make it incredibly easy to generate short clips from long-form content. They handle captions, visuals, templates, and even AI voiceovers—ideal for creators repurposing webinars, podcasts, or YouTube content into snackable, engaging videos for social media platforms.