Microsoft announced ClipChamp, a way of editing video clips into a movie, harkening back to Movie Maker days of 2002.
Microsoft released a new preview build of Windows 11 on March 9, where it announced a surprise new app called ClipChamp. This allows you to create videos, edit video clips, and gives you access to plenty of stock photos and videos that you can use for your projects. ClipChamp is rolling out to users who are on Windows Insider build 22572 and above. If you’ve not signed up to be a Windows Insider to help test early versions of Windows 11, this app should appear later this year in the upcoming ‚ Sun Valley 2 ‚ update. It looks as though Microsoft is looking through its back catalog of apps, such as Paint and Windows Media Player, and seeing what could work in 2022.
