How to Save a Project in Clipchamp (Step-by-Step)

Learning how to save a project in Clipchamp is simple once you know the flow. This guide will explain all you need to know, from autosave to export and cloud backups.

How to Save a Project in Clipchamp?

1. Automatic Saving

Clipchamp saves your edits automatically while you work, so there’s no manual Save button to click.

1. Edit on the timeline; changes are stored in real time to your Clipchamp account.
2. Reopen Clipchamp later and find the project under Your videos on the Home screen.

Speed up your workflow with this tutorial on how to speed up a video in Clipchamp.

2. Check Saved Projects

Verify where your projects live so you can resume editing instantly.

1. Open Clipchamp and go to the Home screen.
2. Look under Your videos to access recently saved projects.
   

Need quick edits? Learn how to trim a video in Clipchamp for tighter cuts.

3. Save Exported Videos

To get a shareable file outside Clipchamp, export your project to your computer.

1. Click Export in the top-right of the editor.
   
2. Select a resolution (480p, 720p, or 1080p) and let Clipchamp render and download the file.

Before exporting, refine framing by removing unwanted edges; follow this guide on how to crop video in Clipchamp.

For more creative control before exporting, learn how to freeze frame in Clipchamp to pause on a specific moment and highlight key scenes.

For a complete walkthrough on exporting and downloading your video to your PC, see How to Save to Computer in Clipchamp.

4. Cloud & OneDrive Option

Back up your work to the cloud for safety and cross-device access.

1. Connect your Microsoft account and enable OneDrive in Clipchamp.
2. Choose OneDrive as the destination when exporting or saving your video.

FAQs

Conclusion

Saving in Clipchamp is effortless thanks to autosave; just export to get a shareable file and use OneDrive for backups. For deeper editing techniques, see how to edit videos in Clipchamp.