Microsoft introduces ‘Templates’ as a new feature for Clipchamp users in the workplace

Microsoft has recently unveiled a new feature for Clipchamp, introducing video templates designed to enhance and simplify the video creation experience within organizations. According to the company:

This new feature in Clipchamp for work enables you to make and share project templates, helping everyone to stay aligned on branding and style. This has been a popular request from enterprise customers, and we’re happy to deliver!

These templates serve various purposes, including YouTube intros, educational materials, onboarding videos, product demonstrations, and more. Once you create a template in Clipchamp, it can be stored in OneDrive or SharePoint, making it easy to share with team members through Outlook. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to utilize this feature:

Create a new video or open an existing project in Microsoft Clipchamp.

Once your video is ready, go to the Templates tab in the sidebar and click on Create template from project.

To save your project as a template and add it to the list, enter a name for your template and click Create.

To modify a template, click on the more options (…) button, then choose Edit template to adjust the content, or select Open location to delete the template folder from your OneDrive or SharePoint account.

To share your template with a colleague, click the Share icon next to the template name, input the recipient’s name or email address, and click Send.

NOTE: You can also copy a shareable link.

To utilize a template that has been shared with you, navigate to Templates > Import template, input the provided URL, click on Import, and then use the + icon to include the template in your project.

After integrating a template, users will have the ability to customize placeholder content with their own media and text. This feature will become accessible to Clipchamp users with personal accounts starting this month.

In the past year, Clipchamp has received a series of significant updates. Notably, in February, Microsoft introduced enhancements such as the ability to switch between light and dark modes, along with a revamped user interface, which was rolled out to personal account users first. Work account users saw these updates in March.

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