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Microsoft will add its Clipchamp video editing tool for its Microsoft 365 Education customers starting on June 23 as one of many new and upcoming updates for subscribers of those plans.

Microsoft has announced that its Clipchamp video editing tool has received a Silent Removal feature, which uses AI to automatically detect long silences in a clip's audio track and then delete them.

The Microsoft Clipchamp video editor is getting some new audio features. They include the ability to add audio recordings to your videos along with improvements to its text-to-speech features.

Microsoft has announced a number of new features have been added or soon will be included, in its Clipchamp video editing tool, including an AI-based auto compose feature and much more.

As part of its Microsoft Ignite 2023 developers conference, Microsoft announced that its easy-to-use Clipchamp video editing tool is now available for Microsoft 365 commercial users.

Previously available for Microsoft 365 personal and family users, the Clipchamp video editing tool that the company acquired in 2021 will be added to Microsoft 365 commercial accounts in late August.

Microsoft, at Ignite 2022 today, has announced a whole host of tools and features for creators. These include the new Designer app, Bing Image creator, a new Create website, and Clipchamp for M365.

This edition of Microsoft Weekly recaps a bunch of Windows 11 2022 Update issues, new features introduced to the Dev Channel, recent capabilities added to Teams, and the death of SwiftKey for iOS.

Microsoft 365 and Office subscriptions will get complimentary access to "Premium filters and effects" available for the Clipchamp cloud-based video editor. The Essential pack costs $12 per month.

Clipchamp has announced major changes in its premium subscription. Now, instead of scratching heads while choosing one of three premium tiers, users can subscribe to a single, more affordable option.

Following all the backlash it received for launching the Clipchamp inbox app in Windows 11 earlier this month, Microsoft has caved into the public pressure and added more features at the same price.

Microsoft has announced another acquisition, this time by the way of Clipchamp, a startup from 2013 that offers browser-based video-editing capabilities. Its pricing currently goes up to $39/month.