The downloads folder on a Chromebook is the blue folder icon in the bottom toolbar. Option B – Adding media from the downloads folder If this doesn't work on your Chromebook, go to Google Drive, download the file into the Downloads folder of your Chromebook. Click on the file you would like to import, then click on the open button. In the window that opens, go to Google Drive > My Drive and find the file you want. Select your Google Drive account so you can use our integration. Your videos will be located in the your media tab.ī) Importing media files from Google DriveĪfter selecting the Google Drive import option, you'll see a popup window asking to access your account. You can also import media using the browse files and from phone options, or using one of our integrations like OneDrive or Google Drive. In the your media tab on the toolbar, click on the import media button to upload media assets from your device. Adding media to edit on a Chromebook A) Importing media files from your device 4K) video files, so we recommend keeping videos short. Note: some Chromebooks can struggle with projects that are longer than 10 minutes or that use very large (e.g.

You also need to be connected to the internet. It also works with your files locally, which can make it faster than other online video editors.īefore using it on your Chromebook, we highly recommend you update your Chrome operating system to the latest version to ensure the best performance. Clipchamp is designed to work in the Chrome browser without any software installations, so it's an ideal video editor for Chromebook users.

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