Send your project to Final Cut Pro and take advantage of advanced editing tools, professional effects, third-party plug-ins, and more.Email videos with Mail Drop when signed in to iCloud.Share directly to YouTube and Vimeo at up to 4K resolution.Import iPhone and iPad screen recording videos captured with QuickTime Player.Highlight features with 11 animated titles designed to showcase apps in action.Export finished videos using the App Preview share option.Great app :) 5 stars from me :) Really good video editor if you don't really need something as professional as Premiere or Final Cut Pro.
but I think that even for professional use iMovie can be pretty good, if the project doesn't require some very advanced features or the level of tweaking something like the green screen videos that more professional video editors can have. you can still make a pretty good video with what iMovie offers :) and the UI is really nice and easy to use. I should mention that you should update this page, since Apple made the iMovie free for all Mac users recently, so now it's freeware :)īTW. I really don't understand why are some complaining in the comments that they find it "difficult" to use and/or giving the new version just one star and then writing how they like more some very old versions, even though those versions had less features and were in fact more complicated to use without actually doing a better job.
I mean things like having to convert videos to that Intermediate format before editing them, which used to be very slow and used to consume lots and lots more space than an average. and if you don't remember, iMovie 7 used to cause noticeable posterization of gradients if you were just importing pictures or. mp4 videos and relying on iMovie 7 to automatically convert them to that Intermediate format (if you didn't manually convert them first with something else to a format that iMovie 7 would accept without trying to convert it automatically). Now, in newer versions of iMovie you don't have to convert stuff to that Intermediate format, you can just drag&drop mp4 videos directly to the timeline if you want and it's there. The way someone edits in iMovie didn't change that much (some buttons were moved from being in the middle of the screen to the area above the video preview, instead of small icons for backgrounds and transitions under the video preview you now have buttons with text above the library area.
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