A Mac with Apple Immersive Video Utility open, next to Apple Vision Pro.

Get started

Make sure you have everything you need to start using Apple Immersive Video Utility on your Mac and Apple Vision Pro.

Requirements for Apple Immersive Video Utility

The Apple Immersive Video Utility window on Mac, showing a playlist displayed in a list format.

Keep your library organized

You can create playlists to keep your media organized, and sort and filter your playlists to play your clips in the order you want.

Create and manage playlists

The Apple Immersive Video Utility window on Mac, showing the playlist view.

Import media and create AIVU files

You can import video to your library in Apple Immersive Video Utility at any point in the production process. You can also create Apple Immersive Video Universal (AIVU) files to review and test different combinations of metadata.

Import media and create AIVU files

The Apple Immersive Video Utility window on Apple Vision Pro, showing the playlist view.

Share the experience

To see your library on Apple Vision Pro, connect one or more devices to your Mac with USB-C or Wi-Fi. Once you’re connected, you can review clips on Apple Vision Pro in a stereoscopic view.

Connect Apple Vision Pro to your Mac

The playback window in Apple Immersive Video Utility on Mac, showing controls to skip, repeat, play, and more.

Review content and control playback

You can review media on your Mac, or get a more immersive experience on a connected Apple Vision Pro. You can even facilitate viewing sessions and control what Apple Vision Pro users see from your Mac.

Control playback

To explore the Apple Immersive Video Utility User Guide, click Table of Contents at the top of the page, or enter a word or phrase in the search field.

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