Final Cut Pro vs. Adobe Premiere Pro Comparison

What is Final Cut Pro?

Final Cut Pro is a video editing software by Apple that includes areas such as video editing, organizational tools, motion graphics, tools and plug-ins for editing multi-channel audios, and the provision of multicore CPUs and high performance GPUs. With Final Cut Pro, original, unedited film material with RAW data can be directly edited, imported, and corrected from the camera sensor, without any loss of speed or smoothness. Final Cut Pro also offers the option of 360-degree video editing, as well as 360-degree graphics and effects. The import of video and image material from iMovie to Final Cut Pro is also possible. The program can be tested for free. Final Cut Pro is available in the Mac App Store for 299.99 euros.

What is Adobe Premiere Pro?

Adobe Premiere Pro is a video editing program from Adobe. It can do everything from video editing, motion graphics, visual effects, and animations. Adobe Premiere Pro is a scalable toolset and works in conjunction with Photoshop and After Effects. Through Frame.io, projects can be collectively edited with other team members. With Premiere Pro, it's also possible to access the collection from Adobe Stock. With Adobe's Creative Cloud subscription, additional tools from the cloud can be used with Premiere Pro. The video editing program is available for a 30-day free trial. After that, Adobe Premiere Pro starts at 23.79 Euros per month. The entire Adobe Creative Cloud can be used with all tools from the cloud for 59.49 Euros.