Clipchamp Keeps Looping on Login

Clipchamp is a fantastic video editing tool from Microsoft, but as with many apps in Windows 11, you need to be logged into your account to benefit from all the features. Which is great if you can, of course, but if you can’t log in, due to an endless loop, then this article is here to help with fixes. We’ll be looking at how to solve a Clipchamp login loop.

What Causes This Error?

Login errors for apps are usually caused by connectivity or account issues, whether that be from Microsoft’s side or yours. When you find yourself in the Clipchamp login loop, some major causes include:

• Internet connectivity issues
• The app’s cache is corrupt
• Troubles with your login details
• Lack of privileges

Let’s take a look at some fixes to rectify the problem.

Clipchamp Login Loop – How to Break the Cycle

If you’re struggling with your Clipchamp account and Clipchamp won’t log in, here are some potential fixes to try:

The Obvious Fixes

They may be no-brainers, but these quick initial troubleshooters might end up saving you time and headaches. Here’s what you should do before continuing:

• Check your internet connection. Restart your router if need be.
• Ensure that Clipchamp and Windows are fully updated.
• Restart your machine.

Check Your User Account

Is your Clipchamp user account the same as your current Windows profile? Conflicting user accounts might cause sign-in loops. In fact, in late 2025, Microsoft made it mandatory that all personal Clipchamp accounts be linked to a Microsoft account, which has been discovered to be a big part of the sign-in loop problem. A school or work account may also not have the same privileges as your other accounts.

It’s a good idea to ensure consistency, either by logging out of Windows and signing back in under the same account as Clipchamp or changing your Clipchamp details.

Check the Microsoft Sign-In Assistant

Much of Windows 11’s functionality is tied to your account. If you’re having sign-in troubles, it could be that the Microsoft Sign-in Assistant Service isn’t running, or running incorrectly. To check:

Step 1. Open the Run dialog (Win + R) and enter “services.msc” before hitting “Enter.”

Step 2. In the Services window, navigate to “Microsoft Sign-In Assistant” and double-click it.

Step 3. If the process isn’t running, click the “Start” button. If it is, click the “Stop” button and start it up again.

Step 4. Try logging in through Clipchamp again.

Repair and Reset

A sign-in loop could also be the sign of a corrupted app. Rather than reinstalling Clipchamp, you can first try repairing and resetting it. Here’s how to do both:

Step 1. Open Settings (Win + I) and click “Apps” in the sidebar.

Step 2. Navigate down the list to find “Clipchamp” and click it.

Step 3. Scroll down until you see the “Repair” and “Reset” buttons. Try “Repair” first, then “Reset.”

Step 4. Once each process is finished, try signing in to your account on Clipchamp again.

If neither of these helps, then bite the bullet and click the “Uninstall” button to remove Clipchamp. You can reinstall through the Microsoft Store.