With the update, Final Cut Pro for iPad is now at version 1.1. Apple had a reasonably quick turnaround between the announcement and launch of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad.

Before the WWDC 2023 keynote, Apple introduced Final Cut Pro for iPad. With version 1.1, the video editing tool adds several enhancements.

According to the release notes for Final Cut Pro 1.1 for iPad, the app now supports even more keyboard shortcuts, such as pressing N to turn snapping on or off, Control-I to show details when ...

Apple updates Final Cut Pro for iPad to version 1.1, adding new keyboard shortcuts. Here are the details from Apple’s release notes: Turn snapping on or off using the keyboard shortcut N. Move the ...

Keyboard shortcuts were added for voiceover and grouping clips. There is also a new set of color-grading presets, titles, and generators. Final Cut Pro for iPad supports importing projects created ...

Final Cut Pro for ‌iPad‌ gains support for editing video in portrait orientation, and it includes new keyboard shortcuts. There's also Image Playground integration, and an option to capture ...

Apple on Wednesday released Final Cut Pro 11 for the Mac, with key new features including AI-generated captions, ... revealing some specific new keyboard shortcuts and a list of bug fixes. ...

Final Cut Pro has the same pricing model as Logic Pro: $5 a month or $49 a year, after a one-month trial. Again, that feels fair for such a powerful tool, though I do wish both apps had a one-time ...

Here at The Verge, we’re all mostly Adobe users, but for my personal work, I like to play around with Final Cut Pro, so the news that it’s coming to the iPad was exciting for me.Except that I ...

Where Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for Mac are one-time purchases, you'll have to subscribe to the iPad versions for either $5 per month or $49 per year. There's a one-month free trial.