SubtitlePro for Final Cut is a macOS utility for editors who already have subtitle text and need it placed cleanly on a Final Cut Pro timeline
SubtitlePro for Final Cut is a macOS utility for editors who already have subtitle text and need it placed cleanly on a Final Cut Pro timeline. Import existing subtitle documents (DOCX, TXT, or SRT), refine subtitle blocks with an on-screen preview, and export a Final Cut Pro–compatible FCPXML subtitle timeline. Key features: • Import DOCX / TXT / SRT subtitle text • Broadcast-friendly line splitting with adjustable character limits • Sentence/paragraph-aware block segmentation (works even without timecodes) • Add, delete, and edit subtitle blocks before export • Export FCPXML for direct import into Final Cut Pro • Works locally on your Mac — no accounts, no tracking, no cloud upload • Not a speech-to-text or AI transcription app Designed for broadcast documentaries, current affairs, and long-form interviews where subtitle styling is fixed and the timeline work is repetitive. How to Use SubtitlePro 1. Enter Text - Type directly or load a text file 2. Auto Split - Select language (Korean/English) and click convert 3. Click "FCPXML" button - Start export 4. Select Template - "Basic Title (built-in)" - No setup required - Or ".moti file" 5. Select Frame Rate - Choose appropriate frame rate 6. Click "Export" - Save as .fcpxml file 7. Import to Final Cut Pro - Open the exported .fcpxml in FCP - Auto character limits: Korean 20 chars/line, English 40 chars/line - Auto block separation at sentence endings (. ? !) and blank lines - Maximum 2 lines per block, auto-extends when exceeded - Add/remove blocks and edit individual blocks for fine-tuning
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| 1 | Item | ¥ 38 | CNY | 中国 |
