Final Cut Pro for Mac
Professional video editing solution.
$299.99
In English
Version 12.4When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Final Cut Pro overview
Redesigned from the ground up, Final Cut Pro combines revolutionary video editing with a powerful media organization and incredible performance to let you create at the speed of thought.
Revolutionary Video Editing
- The Magnetic Timeline uses advanced metadata for faster, easier editing
- Enhanced Timeline Index lets you drag and drop audio roles to rearrange the layout of your timeline
- Use Clip Connections to attach B-roll, sound effects, and music to the timeline
- Reduce clutter by grouping clips into a Compound Clip
- Edit multicamera projects with automatic syncing and support for up to 64 camera angles
- Automatically transform projects for square or vertical delivery with Smart Conform
- Import and edit 360° equirectangular video in a wide range of formats and frame sizes
- Create, edit, and deliver closed captions from within Final Cut Pro
- Extend the capabilities of Final Cut Pro with third-party workflow extensions
Powerful Media Organization
- Organize your work within libraries for efficient media management and collaboration
- Create proxy copies of your media for portability and performance
- Content Auto-Analysis captures camera metadata and analyzes shots in the background
- Create and apply custom keywords or favorites on the fly as you select clip ranges
- Smart Collections dynamically organize content for you to quickly find any shot in a few clicks
Incredible Performance
- Improved performance and efficiency on Mac computers with Apple silicon
- Harness the power of the Mac Pro and Afterburner for realtime 8K editing
- Modern Metal engine improves playback, rendering, and compositing on all Macs
- Final Cut Pro uses all the GPUs in your Mac for superior real-time playback performance and fast background rendering
- Work with a broad range of formats including ProRes, RED, XAVC, AVCHD, Avid DNxHR®, Avid DNxHD®, H.264, HEVC, and more
Compelling, Customizable Effects
- Beautifully animated, easily customizable 2D and 3D titles
- Change the look of titles, transitions, and effects using intuitive controls
- Choose from an ecosystem of third-party FxPlug plug-ins with custom interfaces
Integrated Audio Editing
- Assign roles - including dialogue, music, effects, and custom choices - during import to easily track and organize your project
- Expand and edit multichannel audio files directly in the timeline
- Sync video with separate audio in a single step with instant audio waveform matching
Intuitive Color Grading
- Import, edit, and deliver video in standard color spaces, or in wide Rec. 2020 color space
- Use Pro Display XDR to accurately view HDR video
- Powerful color wheels and curves for precise adjustments with keying and masks
One-Step, Optimized Output
- Incredibly fast export for playback on Apple devices and upload to websites such as Vimeo and YouTube
- Export audio stems and multiple versions of a finished video using roles metadata
- Import and export XML for third-party workflows like color grading and sound mixing
What's new in version 12.4
- Edit videos with Cinematic mode effects recorded in Final Cut Camera to adjust focus points and depth of field
- This update includes stability improvements and bug fixes
Requires macOS Golden Gate 27 or later
Powerful Intelligence
- Use Generate Captions to quickly add subtitles and easily customize their look to create accessible, ready-to-share content for social media and video platforms (requires a Mac with Apple silicon; available in U.S. English only)
- Isolate recognized objects with Auto Mask to effortlessly color correct or enhance your video, eliminating the need for manual tracking
- Match your video's color across different cameras, lighting conditions, and cinematic styles with the all-new Match Color tool, unifying the look of your timeline
- Analyze any rendered video with Edit Detection to reveal its shot changes and automatically split it into separate clips with just a click
Workflow Enhancements
- Accurately fine-tune your edits with a persistent two-up display that stays locked in view while you're trimming in the timeline using keyboard shortcuts or with the Precision Editor
- Send any frame directly to Pixelmator Pro with one click, streamlining your workflow for custom thumbnails and social media graphics
- Instantly swap clip positions in the primary storyline with a new keyboard shortcut for faster editing
- Easily copy and paste complex edits across timelines with a new option to select a primary storyline clip and all its connected media simultaneously
Final Cut Pro for Mac
$299.99
In English
Version 12.4
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Nov 16, 2024
Version: 11.0
After updating to v11.0 along with the latest version of Compressor, I can't directly send to Compressor. The only way I found to render files is to export a file from FCPX and then use Compressor to import that *ginormous* file. I'm operating under Sonoma 14.7, holding back on Sequoia until certain audio plugin developers catch up with it. I hope this problem is fixed soon, as the workaround is really a pain.
Mar 1, 2021
Version: 10.5.1
Apple a inventé l'inteface sombre.
Il justifie cette « invention » par son souci de permettre aux utilisateurs de se concentrer.
Mais tous les logiciels devraient permettre l'affichage clair — on n'est pas en Chine de Mao...
C'est pour cette raison que je ne vais pas utiliser cette application : je ne veux pas qu'on m'impose quoi que ce soit.
Allo, Apple !
Dec 15, 2020
Version: 10.5
I like FCPX, it it just was more reliable, so many small nagging bugs which are there forever and every updated introduces a few new one, Apples QA is non existent anymore and Beta testing is preformed on the final version by it's users. Feature wise it's also lagging I'm not far from moving over to Davinci
Dec 14, 2019
Version: 10.4.8
I learned video editing in Final Cut Pro 7 and I hated Final Cut Pro X for quite awhile–it was too much like iMovie on steroids for my liking–but it's grown in my esteem since then. Light years better than Adobe Premiere Pro (and also cheaper in that you might be paying thirty or forty dollars for your Adobe subscription, but if you want to access those files you have to keep paying. And paying, making Final Cut Pro X a genuine bargain).
It's a great application and like most Apple software, way more intuitive than it has any right to be.
