Pro Zooms For Final Cut Pro

Get rid of Final Cut Pro's frustrating keyframe system, and level up your editing with this powerful zoom plugin!

Built from the ground up with simplicity for editors in mind.

Featuring extremely easy to use On Screen Controls, complete control over speed settings, zoom modes and pan modes. Plus everything has been created to work perfectly with square and vertical video formats!

IMPORTANT:

There is currently an issue with Final Cut Pro 10.8 that makes the On Screen Controls unusable with a trackpad. If you are planning on purchasing, and use a trackpad to edit, I would recommend holding off until FCP 10.8.1+ is released, so that those issues can be addressed!

Requires Final Cut Pro 10.4+

Pro Zoom :

A 0-2 second zoom that allows you to punch in on a subject in your video.

Pro Pan :

Works with Pro Zoom, allows you to pan the camera to a new destination AFTER you have already zoomed in. Must be applied underneath Pro Zoom.

Pro Multi Pan :

Dramatically speeds up the pan animation process, and enables easy multiple pan animations.

Pro Focus :

Easily draw focus to whatever you want on screen with this easy-to

Pro Burns :

A zoom that can be stretched out to infinity. Acts just like the Ken Burns feature in Final Cut Pro, but adds functionality such as adding stopping points and rotation.

Pro Burns Pan :

Works with Pro Burns, but allows you to move the camera in a different direction midway through a camera zoom. Must be applied underneath Pro Burns.

Vertical Formats :

Every one of these formats automatically to a vertical and square version. So you can use this to create your latest Short, TikTok and Reel!

🔒 Scale Lock :

Lock the zoom from going past 200% or 150% so you know you're not losing any extra resolution!

🧅 Onion Skinning :

Clearly see where your original shot was so you can quickly line up your eye-line from wide to zoom!

🔪Smart Sharpening :

Dynamically sharpens the video as you zoom in with smart sharpening algorithms!

Effect & Title Versions :

Apply these as a title when you want an entire scene to zoom or pan. Or apply it as an effect to individual layers to draw attention to a certain subject!