A video editing tool developed by Microsoft, designed to make video creation easy and accessible for everyone.
Because Clipchamp works on an alternate account and only shows a white screen for one account, the issue is most likely related to cached site data, extensions, or cookies for that specific profile. Use these steps on the affected account/profile:
- Make sure the browser and OS are supported and updated
- Use Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome on a desktop/laptop.
- Update the browser and operating system to the latest version.
- Free up memory and disk space
- Close other tabs and applications to free RAM.
- Ensure there is more free disk space than the total size of the video files that will be used in Clipchamp.
- Disable browser extensions
- Temporarily turn off all extensions (especially ad‑blockers, privacy or translation add‑ons).
- Reload the Clipchamp page and try to sign up/open it again.
- Clear Clipchamp cache for that account
- Sign out of Clipchamp/Microsoft 365 in that browser profile.
- Clear the browser cache selecting All time and at least Cached images and files.
- Restart the browser using
edge://restartorchrome://restart. - Open Clipchamp again and try to load the home page or sign‑up page.
- Advanced: clear Clipchamp site data
- Open Edge/Chrome Developer Tools (More tools > Developer tools).
- Select the Application tab, then Storage.
- Choose Clear site data for Clipchamp.
- Refresh the Clipchamp page and try again.
- Check cookie settings (especially for work/school accounts)
- In Edge: Settings > Site permissions > Cookies and site data.
- Allow sites to save and read cookie data and ensure third‑party cookies are not blocked.
- Add
microsoft.comandmicrosoftonline.com(and the Microsoft 365 Clipchamp launch URL) to Allow.
If Clipchamp still only shows a white screen after these steps on that account, use the working account as a temporary workaround and contact support with details of the affected account, browser, and steps already tried.
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