Import Live Drawing animations in Final Cut Pro for Mac

1. In Final Cut Pro for iPad, create a Live Drawing animation.

   See Add hand-drawn annotations to video in the Final Cut Pro User Guide for iPad.

2. Export the project containing the Live Drawing animation from Final Cut Pro for iPad, then import it into Final Cut Pro for Mac.

   See Import into Final Cut Pro for Mac from Final Cut Pro for iPad.

   To change the speed of the draw-on animation, see Adjust the draw-on speed of a Live Drawing clip, below.

By default, Live Drawing animations are set to draw onscreen in 2 seconds. You can change the draw-on speed to slow down the animation.

1. In Final Cut Pro on your Mac, select a Live Drawing clip in the timeline.

2. If the inspector isn’t already shown, do one of the following:

   • Choose Window > Show in Workspace > Inspector (or press Command-4).

   • Click the Inspector button on the right side of the toolbar.

     

3. Click the Generator button at the top of the inspector.

   

4. In the Generator inspector, drag the Draw On slider (or use the value slider) to set a new draw-on time.