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Does Windows 11 Have a Built-in Video Editor?
No Windows 11 bulit-in video editor any more since Windows 10. The stock Windows Movie Maker was removed by Microsoft. For advanced video editing, such as trim, crop or enhance, below is a nice place to get started.
https://www.recodie.com/best-way-to-edit-videos
P.S. I don't recommend online video editor as it is slow and take a lot of time for upload and download.
Now, if you want something native to Windows 11, Microsoft actually has a built-in tool called Photos, which you can use for basic video editing. It’s super straightforward and lets you create videos using photos, videos, music, and effects without needing to download anything extra.
For a fresh video editing experience on Windows 11, I’d say give Clipchamp a shot first since it’s friendly and integrated right into your OS. But if you’re looking to mess around with more advanced editing, check out OpenShot. Just remember, with all these tools, it may take a little experimentation to see what fits your style best.
As a best video editor tool, Clipchamp is primarily an online tool, which means you don’t need to download heavy software to your PC. This can save space and make it accessible from different devices. It offers a variety of templates that are great for quick projects. Plus, there’s a library of stock videos, images, and sound effects you can use.
OpenShot is a super easy-to-use, open-source video editor that runs smoothly on Windows 11. It's perfect for beginners, offering a drag-and-drop interface. This was actually one of my first video editing tools! I loved how straightforward it was, making assembling clips, adding music, and applying basic effects really simple.