1. Create and save Smart Templates in Motion for titles, effects, transitions, and generators to make them available in Final Cut Pro for drag-and-drop application without rendering; Easily convert between a Motion project, Final Cut Pro generator, Final Cut Pro title, Final Cut Pro effects, or Final Cut Pro transition at any time.
2. Apple Final Cut Pro X 10.2.3 + Motion 5.2.3 + Compressor 4.2.2 (Mac OS X) 2.6 GB/ 1.9 GB/ 364 MB At the heart ofFinal Cut Pro Xisa flexibletimelineMagnetic Timeline,a new approach tovideo editing without thetrackswith the ability toadd and organize videosas convenientto the author,while theotherclips immediately disappearfrom the screen.

Improve your workflow with third-party products, detailed online tutorials, and support from a thriving community of industry professionals.

I must to go back to Final Cut Pro version 10.2.3. Now i have the newest version 10.3.3 and i don't have a Time Machine backup. Is there way to go back to FCPX 10.2.3? I only have a trial version 10.2.3.

Plug-ins, devices, and content.

Learn more about the wide variety of plug-ins, content, and devices that extend the power of Final Cut Pro.

Documentation

Explore online user guides for Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Compressor:

Final Cut Pro User Guide
Motion User Guide
Compressor User Guide

Download the user guides as PDFs:

Final Cut Pro User Guide (PDF)
Motion User Guide (PDF)
Compressor User Guide (PDF)

You can also get the user guides from Apple Books:

Final Cut Pro User Guide
Motion User Guide
Compressor User Guide

Learn about the latest updates to Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Compressor:

What's New in Final Cut Pro 10.5
Final Cut Pro release notes
What's New in Motion 5.5
Motion release notes
What's New in Compressor 4.5
Compressor release notes

Ripple Training

Learn the fundamentals and discover advanced tips from the Final Cut Pro experts at Ripple Training.

What’s New in Final Cut Pro 10.4.9

Explore the powerful new features in Final Cut Pro 10.4.9 with free tutorials led by Ripple Training's Steve Martin and Mark Spencer.

What’s New in Motion 5.4.6

Mark Spencer provides an in-depth overview of the new features in Motion 5.4.6, including support for 3D objects and the new Stroke filter.

Getting Started in Final Cut Pro

Learn from Ripple Training founder Steve Martin in this free 10-lesson tutorial series for new users.

Core Training

This foundational six-hour curriculum covers the essentials, from import to final delivery and everything in between.

In-Depth Training

Learn techniques for media management, audio editing, color grading, and more in this deep-dive series designed for pros.

iJustine Teaches Final Cut Pro

Follow along with popular YouTuber iJustine, as she teaches you her complete workflow for creating and delivering videos using Final Cut Pro.

Video Encoding in Compressor 4.4

Master the process of video encoding. Learn how to create custom presets, use droplets to save time, and leverage distributed processing with other Macs on your network.

Getting Started in Motion 5.4

Learn the foundations of building beautiful motion graphics.

Advanced Motion Training

Learn advanced motion graphics techniques including working with particle emitters, replicators and cameras, as well as how to rig and publish your compositions to Final Cut Pro.

Free Quick Tips for Final Cut Pro and Motion

Learn useful tips and tricks to make you faster and more proficient in Final Cut Pro and Motion.

Web Tutorials

Whether you’re new to Final Cut Pro or just looking to pick up some tips, you can get up to speed quickly by viewing online tutorials from leading video training developers.

FCP from PremiumBeat

Visit The Beat blog for news, tips, and tricks on Final Cut Pro. Then download Final Cut Pro Editor Kits to learn key Final Cut Pro techniques — such as 3D titles and speed effects — with accompanying tutorials and free PremiumBeat music and Shutterstock footage.

LinkedIn Learning

Final Cut Pro Essential Training is a video-based tutorial series that covers all aspects of Final Cut Pro. Instructor Nick Harauz helps you get up and running, cut a story, mix audio, and deliver a final project. You can also learn new Final Cut Pro editing techniques every Friday in Final Cut Pro Weekly with Nick Harauz and Jeff Greenberg.

macProVideo.com

The Mac Training Specialists at macProVideo.com bring you tutorials for Final Cut Pro and Motion. Stream them in your web browser or download HD videos to your Mac, iPad, and iPhone. Get started with nearly an hour of free Final Cut Pro First Look tutorials.

Hawaiki Motion Tutorials

Learn advanced visual effects and compositing techniques from Simon Ubsdell using Motion.

PowerUp Training

Larry Jordan provides comprehensive training to video editors covering Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Compressor. His conversational style, in-depth techniques, and extensive resources help media pros find work, improve their skills, and keep clients happy.

Final Cut Pro X 10.2.1

POST-PROfessionals

Robin Kurz’s best-selling German language Final Cut Pro training includes nearly 15 hours of instruction, starting with the basics and going all the way to project delivery. Learn tips and tricks designed for the beginning editor and experienced professional.

AV Ultra

Free high-quality and professional Motion 5 training from Stanislaw Robert Luberda. Learn the basics of animation using Behaviors and Keyframes, and go further with lessons covering rigging and publishing titles, effects, and transitions in Final Cut Pro.

Final Cut Pro Virtual Summit

Apple Final Cut Pro X 10.2.3 10 2 3 Download

View all the presentations from the 2020 virtual conference hosted by Future Media Concepts. Featuring seven full days of cutting-edge sessions presented by top industry professionals who are well versed in the latest versions Final Cut Pro, Motion and Compressor, plugins, and editing techniques. Sign up at a reduced rate using the promo code APPLE2020 from here.

Pixel Film Studios

David Austin leads you through over 200 easy to understand tutorials for Final Cut Pro — allowing editors to master the program at their own pace.

Books

Apple Pro Training Series

Learn more about Final Cut Pro and Motion from the official guide of the Apple Training and Certification program.

Motion Cookbook

Take full advantage of the deep features in Motion. Author Nick Harauz takes you through dozens of tutorials with downloadable content and descriptive text and images that are easy to follow.

Final Cut Pro: Pro Workflow

Proven feature-film techniques from Michael Matzdorff, first assistant editor on the Warner Bros. film Focus starring Will Smith, which was edited entirely in Final Cut Pro.

Motion: How It Works

This 300-page interactive ebook by author Edgar Rothermich teaches Motion using rich illustrations and diagrams that make it easy to comprehend complex concepts, features, and workflows in a very intuitive way.

White Papers

The ProRes White Paper and ProRes RAW White Paper include detailed technical and workflow information about the Apple ProRes codec. Visit the ProRes Authorized Products page to view Apple-certified ProRes products.

The Final Cut Pro Media Management White Paper describes how to manage media with libraries in Final Cut Pro.

The iTunes Store Package Quick Start Guide describes how to use Compressor to turn your movie into an iTunes Store package and use Apple-certified delivery partners to submit to the iTunes Store for sale.

Working with Wide Color Gamut and High Dynamic Range in Final Cut Pro offers a deeper look at High Dynamic Range (HDR) and wide color workflows with Final Cut Pro, so you can get the most from your RAW and Log C footage.

The Final Cut Pro Transition White Paper includes detailed information to help editors transition from previous versions of Final Cut Pro.

The Audio Roles White Paper explains how to use the power and flexibility of roles for editing, audio adjustments, and mixing.

The RED Workflows White Paper outlines various options for RED-based post-production workflows with Final Cut Pro.

The Final Cut Pro Shared & Remote Solutions White Paper published by frame.io describes best practices in shared and remote workflows for individuals and teams. It includes up to date information on third party hardware and software for storage, collaboration and review and approval.

Support

Apple Support Pages

Find up-to-date information about key topics and basic troubleshooting tips for all three apps.

AppleCare Professional Support

AppleCare Professional Support offers IT department–level support for deploying and managing professional video workflows that include Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Compressor.

Apple Support Communities

Participate in online forums for Final Cut Pro, Compressor, and Motion hosted by Apple.

Pro Video Formats

Pro Video Formats

The Pro Video Formats package is a free download available to all Mac users. It provides support for a range of video codecs used in professional video workflows.

Communities

Tap into a rich source of information sharing and support by visiting a Final Cut Pro blog, participating in a web forum, or attending a user group in your area.

Blogs

Alex4D

Curated blog of news and notes about the Final Cut Pro ecosystem.

FCP.co

The most comprehensive resource for Final Cut Pro news.

FCPWORKS

Workflow advice and events from Final Cut Pro experts.

FCPX.tv

Final Cut Pro news, articles, tutorials, and reviews.

LumaForge

Read about collaborative video editing from the company behind the Jellyfish shared storage device.

The Beat

Discover the latest video editing tutorials and tips for Final Cut Pro, delivered by the video experts at PremiumBeat.

Podcasts

Final Cut Pro Radio

Helpful tips, tricks, and commentary on Final Cut Pro.

MacBreak Studio

Final Cut Pro veterans discuss video production on Mac computers.

Web Forums

Apple Support Communities

Forums for Apple applications, hosted by Apple.

Creative Cow

Forums for discussing Final Cut Pro tips and techniques.

FCP.co Forum

The forum companion to the comprehensive FCP.co website.

Final Cut Pro Editors

Facebook group for Final Cut Pro tips and discussions.

Final Cut Pro on Facebook

Read posts about new products and plug‑ins related to Final Cut Pro.

User Groups - USA

FCPWORKS

Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles Creative Pro User Group

Los Angeles, CA

Sacramento Video Industry Professionals

Sacramento, CA

• Karen Olsen

San Diego Mac Video Production User Group

San Diego, CA

User Groups - International

Calgary Fabulously Creative Pro User Group

Calgary, Canada

• Duane Martin

Final BUG – Final (Cut) Berlin User Group

Berlin, Germany

Final Cut Argentina

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Front Créatif MTL

Montréal, Canada

Feedback

Help us improve Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Compressor.

Note Final Cut Pro preference settings

Choose Final Cut Pro > Preferences and note any specific settings you've made. You'll have to manually restore preference settings after you reinstall Final Cut Pro. For example, you can take a screenshot of each preference setting window to help restore the settings.

Learn more about Final Cut Pro preferences.

Back up the app and libraries

If you plan on reinstalling Final Cut Pro, back up your Final Cut Pro libraries. You can use a system-wide backup solution like Time Machine, or you can simply copy the library to a dedicated backup drive.

If you want to reinstall the version of the Final Cut Pro app that's currently installed on your Mac, back up your current copy of the Final Cut Pro application. If you want to install the latest version of Final Cut Pro, you can do so from the Mac App Store.

Delete Final Cut Pro

1. Locate the Final Cut Pro app in the Applications folder. Or use Spotlight to find the app, then press and hold the Command (⌘) key while double-clicking the app in Spotlight.
2. Drag the Final Cut Pro app to the Trash, or select the app and choose File > Move to Trash.
3. If you're asked for a user name and password, enter the name and password of an administrator account on your Mac. This is probably the name and password you use to log in to your Mac.
4. To delete the app, choose Finder > Empty Trash.

Reinstall Final Cut Pro

You can install the latest version of Final Cut Pro from the App Store. You can also reinstall the version of the app that was previously installed on your Mac if you backed it up.

Install the latest version of Final Cut Pro from the App Store

1. Open the App Store on your Mac.
2. Click your name in the sidebar, then find the app that you want to download. If you don't see your name in the sidebar, click Sign In, sign in with your Apple ID, then click your photo in the sidebar.
3. If you use Family Sharing, you can choose a family member's name next to 'Purchased by' to see their purchases.
4. Click the download button for the app. Learn what to do if you can't redownload the app.

When you open the restored app for the first time, you might be required to sign in with the Apple ID account that you used to purchase the app.

Install Final Cut Pro from a backup

1. Locate the ZIP file you created when you backed up the Final Cut Pro app.
2. Double-click the ZIP file.
3. Drag the application to the Applications folder on your Mac.