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OpenShot, alternative Linux à Microsoft Clipchamp

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OpenShot is a good replacement for Microsoft Clipchamp for Linux users who want simple, offline video editing without watermarks. It handles basic tasks like drag-and-drop editing, text overlays, transitions, and audio mixing reliably. The interface is beginner-friendly with a built-in tutorial, and it supports common formats like MP4 and MOV. While it lacks Clipchamp's cloud integration, it makes up for it with more advanced features like keyframe animation and unlimited tracks. Best suited for users who prefer desktop software over web tools and value full control over their projects.

Couverture fonctionnelle85%
Licence
GPL-3.0-or-later
Prix
Gratuit
Dernière version
3.5.1 (2 avril 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil

  • Simple drag-and-drop timeline editing
  • Basic transitions, text overlays, and audio support
  • Support for common formats like MP4 and MOV
  • Beginner-friendly interface with a built-in tutorial
  • Free to use with no forced watermarking

Ce qui change

  • OpenShot is desktop-based and runs offline, while Clipchamp is web-first
  • OpenShot lacks cloud export or rendering options
  • Clipchamp has tighter Microsoft account integration and sharing features
  • OpenShot offers more advanced features like keyframe curves and Blender 3D titles
  • Clipchamp's interface is slightly simpler, aimed at absolute beginners

Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Clipchamp

OpenShot uses FFmpeg to support most common video formats, so it can import and export files typically used in Microsoft Clipchamp, including MP4 and MOV. While Clipchamp doesn't use a proprietary project format, exported videos from Clipchamp should import into OpenShot without issue. OpenShot's own project files (.osp) are not compatible with Clipchamp, but editing and re-exporting in OpenShot works smoothly for standard formats.

Passer de Microsoft Clipchamp à OpenShot, étape par étape

  1. Export your final video from Microsoft Clipchamp if needed
  2. Download and install OpenShot via your package manager or Flathub
  3. Launch OpenShot and go through the built-in tutorial to learn the layout
  4. Import your media files and use the drag-and-drop timeline to rebuild your project
  5. Use built-in transitions, text, and effects to match Clipchamp-style edits
  6. Export using one of the presets for YouTube or MP4 for consistent output

Fonctionnalités clés de OpenShot

  • Timeline par glisser-déposer avec un nombre illimité de pistes et de calques
  • Prend en charge la plupart des formats vidéo, audio et image via FFmpeg
  • Animations de points clés basées sur des courbes pour un contrôle précis
  • Blender 3D intégré pour les modèles de titres animés
  • Prise en charge du SVG pour des titres et superpositions vectoriels évolutifs
  • Aperçu en temps réel avec lecture multi-threadée
  • Suivi de mouvement et stabilisation assistés par IA
  • Transitions, masques et effets chroma key intégrés

Installer OpenShot sous Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.openshot.OpenShot
Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install openshot-qt
Debiansudo apt install openshot-qt
Fedorasudo dnf install openshot
openSUSEsudo zypper install openshot-qt

Questions fréquentes

Can I use OpenShot without an internet connection?

Yes, OpenShot is a desktop application that works fully offline, unlike Clipchamp which requires a browser and internet access for most functions.

Does OpenShot add watermarks to exported videos?

No, OpenShot does not add any watermarks to exported videos, even for free users.

Is OpenShot harder to learn than Clipchamp?

It has a slightly steeper learning curve, but the built-in tutorial and intuitive layout make it accessible for beginners who want more control.

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