Yes, you can change the language that Clipchamp displays in.
Changing the language in Clipchamp for work accounts
In Clipchamp's work version, the language of the UI is determined by the language you set for Windows 10/11 on your computer if you're using the Clipchamp desktop app or by the language set for your work OneDrive/SharePoint if you're using Clipchamp in the browser.
When you access Clipchamp in its Windows desktop app, you can change the language of the video editor by changing the Windows display language.
When you access Clipchamp in the browser and depending on the type of Microsoft 365 environment that is set up in your organization, you can change the language of the video editor
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in your user profile settings at myaccount.microsoft.com or, if changing the language there does not lead to it getting updated in Clipchamp,
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by selecting a preferred language on your SharePoint personal profile page. This works if letting users select a preferred language is enabled by the administrator of your Microsoft 365 organization.
Generally, the Clipchamp for work user interface is available in the languages that OneDrive and SharePoint in Microsoft 365 support. See this article for the full list of languages.
Changing the language in Clipchamp for personal accounts
In Clipchamp for personal accounts, the user interface will usually display automatically in your preferred language depending on your browser settings. In the Clipchamp desktop app for Windows, the same language settings apply.
If the app loads in its default language (English) and you would like to change this, you can switch to another language on the sign-in page via the dropdown menu on the top right.
The same language switcher is available after logging in on your account's settings page.
List of supported languages in Clipchamp
Clipchamp currently supports 81 languages. 78 are left-to-right and 3 are right-to-left.
Left-to-right languages
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Afrikaans (South Africa), af-ZA, Afrikaans (Suid-Afrika) |
Amharic (Ethiopia), am-ET, አማርኛ (ኢትዮጵያ) |
Assamese (India), as-IN, অসমীয়া (ভাৰত) |
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Azerbaijan (Azerbaijan), az-Latn-AZ, Azərbaycan (Azərbaycan) |
Bulgarian (Bulgaria), bg-BG, Български (България) |
Bengali (India), bn-IN, বাংলা (ভারত) |
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Bosnian (Bosnia and Herzegovina), bs-Latn-BA, Bosanski (Bosna i Hercegovina) |
Catalan (Catalonia), ca-ES, Català (català) |
Czech (Czech Republic), cs-CZ, Čeština (Česko) |
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Welsh (United Kingdom), cy-GB, Cymraeg (Y Deyrnas Unedig) |
Danish (Denmark), da-DK, Dansk (Danmark) |
German (Germany), de-DE, Deutsch (Deutschland) |
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Greek (Greece), el-GR, Ελληνικά (Ελλάδα) |
English (United Kingdom), en-GB, English (United Kingdom) |
English (United States), en-US, English (US) |
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Spanish (Spain, International literacy), es-ES, Español (España, alfabetización internacional) |
Spanish (Mexico), es-MX, Español (México) |
Estonian (Estonia), et-EE, Eesti (Eesti) |
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Basque (Basque Country), eu-ES, Euskara (Euskara) |
Finnish (Finland), fi-FI, Suomi (Suomi) |
Filipino (Philippines), fil-PH, Filipino (Pilipinas) |
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French (Canada), fr-CA, Français (Canada) |
French (France), fr-FR, Français (France) |
Irish (Ireland), ga-IE, Gaeilge (Éire) |
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Galician (Galician), gl-ES, Galego (Galego) |
Gujarati (India), gu-IN, ગુજરાતી (ભારત) |
Hindi (India), hi-IN, हिन्दी (भारत) |
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Croatian (Croatia), hr-HR, Hrvatski (Hrvatska) |
Hungarian (Hungary), hu-HU, Magyar (Magyarország) |
Armenian (Armenia), hy-AM, Հայերեն (Հայաստան) |
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Indonesian (Indonesia), id-ID, Indonesia (Indonesia) |
Icelandic (Iceland), is-IS, Íslenska (ísland) |
Italian (Italy), it-IT, Italiano (Italia) |
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Japanese (Japan), ja-JP, 日本語 (日本) |
Georgian (Georgia), ka-GE, ქართული (საქართველო) |
Kazakh (Kazakhstan), kk-KZ, Қазақ тілі (Қазақстан) |
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Khmer (Cambodia), km-KH, ភាសាខ្មែរ (កម្ពុជា) |
Kannada (India), kn-IN, ಕನ್ನಡ (ಭಾರತ) |
Konkani (India), kok-IN, कोंकणी (भारत) |
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Korean (South Korea), ko-KR, 한국어(대한민국) |
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg), lb-LU, Lëtzebuergesch (Lëtzebuerg) |
Lao (Laos), lo-LA, ລາວ (ລາວ) |
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Lithuanian (Lithuania), lt-LT, Lietuvių (Lietuva) |
Latvian (Latvia), lv-LV, Latviešu (Latvija) |
Maori (New Zealand), mi-NZ, Te Reo Māori (Aotearoa) |
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Macedonian (Republic of Macedonia), mk-MK, македонски (Република Македонија) |
Malayalam (India), ml-IN, മലയാളം (ഇന്ത്യ) |
Marathi (India), mr-IN, मराठी (भारत) |
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Melayu (Malaysia), ms-MY, Melayu (Malaysia) |
Maltese (Malta), mt-MT, Malti (Malta) |
Norwegian (Norway), nb-NO, Norsk (Norge) |
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Nepali (Nepal), ne-NP, नेपाली (नेपाल) |
Dutch (Netherlands), nl-NL, Nederlands (Nederland) |
Norwegian Nynorsk (Norway), nn-NO, Nynorsk (Noreg) |
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Odia (India), or-IN, ଓଡ଼ିଆ (ଭାରତ) |
Punjabi (India), pa-IN, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (ਭਾਰਤ) |
Polish (Poland), pl-PL, Polski (Polska) |
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Portuguese (Brazil), pt-BR, Português (Brasil) |
Portuguese (Portugal), pt-PT, Português (Portugal) |
Quechua (Peru), quz-PE, Quechua (Perú) |
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Romanian (Romania), ro-RO, Română (România) |
Russian (Russia), ru-RU, Русский (Россия) |
Slovak (Slovakia), sk-SK, Slovenčina (Slovensko) |
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Slovenian (Slovenia), sl-SI, Slovenščina (Slovenija) |
Albanian (Albania), sq-AL, Shqip (Shqipëri) |
Serbian (Bosnia and Herzegovina), sr-Cyrl-BA, српски (Босна и Херцеговина) |
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Serbian (Serbia and Montenegro), sr-Latn-RS, Srpski (Rep. Srbija i Rep. Crna Gora) |
Swedish (Sweden), sv-SE, Svenska (Sverige) |
Tamil (India), ta-IN, தமிழ் (இந்தியா) |
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Telugu (India), te-IN, తెలుగు (భారతదేశం) |
Thai (Thailand), th-TH, ไทย (ไทย) |
Turkish (Turkey), tr-TR, Türkçe (Türkiye) |
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Tatar (Russia), tt-RU, Tatarça (Rusiya) |
Ukrainian (Ukraine), uk-UA, Українська (Україна) |
Uzbek (Uzbekistan), uz-Latn-UZ, o'zbek (O'zbekiston) |
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Vietnamese (Vietnam), vi-VN, Tiếng Việt (Việt Nam) |
Chinese (China), zh-CN, 中文(中国) |
Chinese (Taiwan), zh-TW, 中文(台灣) |
Right-to-left languages
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Arabic (Saudi Arabia), ar-SA, العربية (المملكة العربية السعودية) |
Hebrew (Israel), he-IL, עברית (ישראל) |
Persian (Iran), fa-IR, فارسی (ایران) |
In case you can't find yours in the table yet, we'll add support for additional languages over time.
