In today’s Mac mini announcement video, Apple offered a glimpse into upcoming features for Final Cut Pro, hinting at powerful new AI-driven tools aimed at enhancing the video editing experience.
Soon, Final Cut Pro will natively support automatic caption generation, allowing creators to produce captions within the software itself, eliminating the need for external tools or plugins. This addition is expected to streamline workflows for video editors, who currently rely on external apps or manual input for captioning.
In the announcement video, Apple subtly previewed this new captioning capability along with a few other enhancements on the horizon. A brief shot revealed a possible new feature called "Magnetic Mask," which could allow users to quickly isolate subjects or objects within a frame, adding further precision to edits. Additionally, Apple hinted at other AI-driven effects that are likely to broaden Final Cut Pro’s toolkit, empowering editors with more intuitive tools.
Creative professionals can anticipate more details on these updates at the 2024 Final Cut Pro Creative Summit, scheduled for November, where additional AI features are expected to be showcased.
With these forthcoming enhancements, Apple continues to refine Final Cut Pro into a versatile, AI-integrated editing suite for both casual and professional creators.
