What's New in Final Cut Pro

• Drag effects, titles, or graphics into the viewer to automatically detect, track, and match the movement of faces or objects.
• Add or delete focus points and change the intensity of the depth effect for videos shot in Cinematic mode on iPhone 13 (requires macOS Monterey).
• Experience workstation-class playback and graphics performance with optimizations for MacBook Pro models with the M1 Pro or the M1 Max chip.

• Improved performance and efficiency on Mac computers with Apple silicon.
• Create and save custom column views, and edit them with the new column editor. Learn more
• Search for media using expanded criteria including clip text, markers, and notes. Learn more
• Quickly sort clips by proxy, optimized, or missing media types. Learn more

• Create copies of your media in ProRes Proxy or H.264 at various resolutions to reduce file sizes and speed up editing. Learn more
• Convert your projects into square and vertical aspect ratios with intelligent cropping for each clip. Learn more

• Adjust ISO, color temperature, and exposure offset using new controls in the inspector. Learn more
• Quickly apply audio fades on adjacent clips using a menu command or keyboard shortcut. Learn more

• Metal-based processing engine improves playback and accelerates rendering, compositing, and exporting.
• Harness the power of Mac Pro—multiple GPUs, up to 28 CPU cores, and Afterburner card.
• View stunning High Dynamic Range video when using Apple Pro Display XDR. Learn more
• Select which internal or external GPU is used for graphics processing. Learn more

• Detect and convert media files that may not be compatible with future versions of macOS after macOS Mojave. Learn more
• Extend the capabilities of Final Cut Pro with powerful third-party apps that are integrated directly into the interface. Learn more
• Export multiple clips or projects in one step. Learn more
• Remove visual noise from archival or low light video. Learn more

• View source and project timecode in a resizable floating window. Learn more
• Open the Comparison Viewer to reference other frames for consistent color grading across your project.
• Select the Tiny Planet mapping option when adding 360º video to a non-360° project to create interesting spherical looks and animations. Learn more
• View, edit, and deliver closed captions in the SRT format, which is used by a wide range of websites including Facebook. Learn more
• Choose to burn closed captions into your video to ensure they appear at all times during playback.
• When dragging in the timeline to select a secondary storyline, you can now choose to select individual clips or the entire secondary storyline.

• Import, view, edit and deliver closed captions. Learn more
• Edit and grade pristine video captured in the new ProRes RAW format. Learn more
• Configure video, audio channels and closed captions in the new Roles tab. Learn more

• Create and deliver immersive 360° films with titles, effects, and live output to a VR headset. Learn more
• Grade and deliver High Dynamic Range (HDR) video with live output to an HDR monitor. Learn more
• Color grade with powerful new color wheels, color curves, and hue/saturation curves. Learn more
• Start your project with iMovie for iOS, then import it into Final Cut Pro to finish editing. Learn more
• Import, playback, and editing of High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC, also known as H.265) video clips and High Efficiency Image Format (HEIF) photos from Apple devices.*
• Send to Compressor to export video projects in the HEVC format.
• Adjust audio using effects plug-ins from Logic Pro X with redesigned, resizable interfaces.
• Support for Canon Cinema RAW Light format with additional software from Canon.
• Faster Optical Flow analysis using Metal 2.
• Support for NFS-based libraries and media.
• XML 1.7 with support for new color grading controls, 360 VR effects, and HDR.

* HEVC and HEIF support requires macOS High Sierra or later