Is iMovie enough for your video editing needs, or should you upgrade to Final Cut Pro? I help you decide with an extensive head-to-head comparison.

Apple today updated Final Cut Pro, its professional video editing software that runs on the Mac. Version 11.1 of Final Cut Pro includes several new features that improve video editing on the Mac. With ...

You can now acquire Final Cut Pro in two ways: A perpetual license costs $299.99, and the app is also available as part of the Apple Creator Studio suite ($12.99 per month or $129 per year), which ...

Using Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro and Pixelmator Pro — part of the Creator Studio — we were able to make an admittedly cheesy video. Apple’s line of personal computers have been the computer of choice ...

For example, Beat Detection, powered by an AI model from Logic Pro, enables creators to instantly analyze music tracks and display a Beat Grid for precise synchronization of visual cuts with audio.

Apple today acquired MotionVFX, a major developer of plugins, visual effects, and motion graphics tools for Final Cut Pro.

After extensive testing, I put the two top video editing apps head-to-head—covering effects, media support, rendering speed, value, and more—to see which one truly comes out on top. I've been testing ...