Clipchamp brings significantly improved video editing capabilities to Windows 11. Its user-friendly design offers a streamlined editing experience for novice and more experienced video editors.

Learn how to use the Video Editor app in Windows 11/10. It is a part of the Photos Legacy app and offers some good video editing features to easily edit your movies.

Built-in video editing capabilities finally make a return to Windows—with a twist. It's fun and effective, once you know how.

How to Use Windows 11’s Built-In Video Editor Clipchamp isn’t the most powerful app, but it’s already baked into your device—and it may be all you really need.

The Windows 10 Photos app includes a powerful video editor that allows you to trim one or multiple parts of a video quiet easily.

You can't rotate a video directly in the Windows Media Player, but you still have options. It's easy to rotate a video on Windows 10 using the built-in video editor, which is part of the Photos app.

Use these free Video Metadata Editor software to edit Tags, Movie credits, Keywords, Digitization information, Logo URL, Banner image URL, etc. in Windows 11/10.

Microsoft’s Clipchamp video editing tool is available for both personal and work accounts on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chromebook. To access the tool, Windows users can install the app.