Final Cut Pro on iPad is a big deal ... and you’d prefer creating your own titles instead of relying on standard fonts, Live Drawing could make your projects stand out. I used a 12.9-inch ...

In addition, Final Cut Pro for iPad version 1.1 resolves an issue with custom fonts not appearing in the inspector and fixes bugs that improve overall stability and performance. Here’s what ...

AI-driven editing in Final Cut Pro combines automation and artistry ... For instance: Automatically add and number new titles Incrementally adjust font sizes for visual variety Create dynamic ...

You can then animate the fonts with various animation options ... Like standard transitions in Final Cut Pro X, users can simply drag and drop to the timeline between two clips.

you can’t change the fonts or stylize them. You can apply Bold, Underline or Italics, but compared to what you can do in CapCut or Premiere Pro, this option is pretty lacklustre. Don’t get me wrong, ...

Final Cut Pro for iPad 2.1 advances the touch-first editing experience with support for Enhance Light and Color; new Live Drawing inks; haptic feedback; even more built-in content, including color ...

Many professionals use Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro for video editing, and with good reason. I've tested both extensively and am here to help you choose between the two. PC hardware is nice ...

Apple today updated its Final Cut Pro, Motion, Compressor, and iMovie apps for the Mac with support for log-encoded video shot on iPhone 15 Pro models. On the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max ...

Most professional software these days has switched to expensive subscription-based models, but not Apple: Final Cut Pro still costs the same $299 it did when the app launched in 2011. Still ...

There’s a new version of the video editing suite Final Cut Pro for tablets that brings plenty of long-requested features. The big news for video editors? Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 (actual name ...

Apple today brought its Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro software to the iPad for the first time, allowing content creators to use their tablets for video editing and sound recording. We decided to ...

It’s happening. After years of and years of begging Apple to do so, the company is finally bringing its popular Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro editing apps to the iPad. Apple made the announcement ...