In our review, we found “FCP’s simple interface hides a powerful and stable video editing package.” Part of Final Cut Pro’s charm is the beginner-friendly UI, making it relatively painless to upgrade from the consumer-level free video editing software Apple iMovie.

These simplified workspaces are streamlined for general editing and editing in the 9:16 aspect ratio, placing all key tools within easy reach in a logical left-to-right order.Īpple Final Cut Pro has also seen recent updates - but none introduced major interface upgrades. One update to Adobe’s premium video editor introduced the Essentials and Vertical Video workspaces. It doesn’t take long to master, and once you know where to find the right tools and how to use them, it starts to feel like child's play. Because it’s built for professional use, there’s a lot going on at first glance - but like all Adobe products, the interface isn’t really as complex as it first appears. Final Cut Pro: Simple interface that welcomes beginnersĪ great user interface is easy to navigate and intuitive to use - and, as you’d expect from premium tools, both Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro deliver outstanding designs.Īdobe Premiere Pro may feel a bit more overwhelming to novice editors.Premiere Pro: Easy to use, looks more complicated than it is.Apple Final Cut Pro's simple interface (Image credit: Apple)

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