How to Remove Watermark from Clipchamp Video (Voice Incl.)

Table of Contents

• Part 1. How to Remove Watermark in Clipchamp
• Part 2. Is Clipchamp the Best Tool to Convert, Compress and Edit Video?
• Part 3. Download Best Clipchamp Alternative to Process Video without Watermark

Part 1. How to Remove Watermark in Clipchamp

No matter you choose Clipchamp video converter, editor or create at the top menu of online Clipchamp webpage, eventually you'll be re-directed to app.clipchamp.com after you log in with Google/Facebook account or Email. You might get lost after you enter this page, for almost all the features are covered here (free & premium features included, too). And it's high likely that you get a resulting video file with stock video and audio watermarks. In such case, follow the below workarounds to remove watermarks from Clipchamp video project.

Solution 1. Upgrade to Clipchamp Premium Plan

This is the most direct way. Upgrade to Premium plan that consists of a wide selection of stock video, audio & image assets, as well as templates. Monthly and yearly subscriptions are available, from $9 - $39 monthly and $72 - $324 yearly; check detailed price plans.

You might wonder why Premium plan? That's because there are some free stock videos, audio and images, as well as paid ones with a yellow star icon . Once you accidently choose the premium stock data, your output video will be tagged with Clipchamp watermark and end up with "Clipcham Create" voice watermark. So pay for it to remove Clipchamp watermarks. This is a way to help you out of re-creation trouble.

Solution 2. Try Clipchamp alternative to process videos with no watermark.

Head over to Clipchamp alternatives to create watermark-free videos with more free stock assets, like Visme, Adobe Spark Video.

Part 2. Is Clipchamp the Best Tool to Convert, Compress and Edit Video?

No! Clipchamp is NOT the best software for video conversion, compression and editing. On top of the irritating watermark issue, Clipchamp also has other downsides to annoy you during video processing.

Top Clipchamp Downsides:

1. Video Converter. When you want to convert video on Clipchamp and choose "Convert" under "Tools" of the top banner, you're re-directed into app.clipchamp.com. You would feel depressed by the output options when you export video. No video format/codec option, No 4K option. Worse still, you can only opt for 480p as output quality if you insist on free plan. The options with yellow star icon like 720p, 1080p, Quality are specially designed for premium subscription. And the resulting video file is auto saved as .mp4 format.

2. Video Compressor. Currently, you'll get a pop-up window, saying "Utilities is being discontinued". Though it's now still alive and can be used to compress video via resolution adjustment (e.g., 4K 2160p to 1080p), video conversion (video to web WMV/FLV format or MP4) and quality options (Low, Medium, High), it might be unaccessible someday. Developer team has already planned to give it up.

3. Video Editor. Clipchamp editor offers you with a bunch of filters, transitions, templates, stock videos, audio and images. However, it still doesn't live up to what it promises on the official webpage. There is no video crop, flip & mirror, rotate or subtitle adding features. Plus, it doesn't export video to 4K 2160p video, either. Video parameter settings adjustment is still in its infancy, only aspect ratio available, no options for frame rate, bit rate, video/audio codec, audio channel, etc.

4. Buffering. Clipchamp chews up your network speed and CPU capability. Just load a 1080p video to Clipchamp and it gets stuck and buffering. Then the CPU usage skyrockets from 45% to 82% (no other programs running). I have used Clipchamp on a Windows 7 computer with configurations: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4460 CPU @ 3.20GHz 8.00 GB RAM.