So, to combat that, we’ve rounded up some of the best plugins available to you for FREE, for Final Cut Pro X. But, if you don’t have a nest egg to draw from for investments in your editing suite, plugins can be a hard sell. They’re excellent at condensing complicated tasks into easy-to-use, drag-and-drop effects that speed up your edit and reduce stress. If you’re a follower of the old adage “Work smarter, not harder,” then plugins might be your new best friend. If you want to create your own generators (which are essentially just published Motion projects with a few parameters you can adjust inside FCPX) this page of the Motion support site will walk you through it.Expand your video editing toolkit with 13 FREE Final Cut Pro X plugins to boost your editing workflow and improve your final product. In this webinar excerpt Larry Jordan shares the essentials of working with generators in FCPX and how to modify them to your hearts content.
These will work in OSX Yosemite.Ī new set of #FCPX folder icons specifically for Yosemite via Sean Lander #FCPX TV /iDpaxpkNxl If you click the link in the tweet below you can download a set of icon embellished folders to help keep your FCPX project assets organised from Sean Lander of Rednail media. Sight Creations has a huge archive of hundreds (?) of free FCPX templates for you to download and use in your projects, if you appreciate all the work that’s gone into them then you can donate to the creator. There are a handful of freebies to be had from, including the social media animation demo’d above. There are also quite a few places where you can get hold of free FCPX templates which cover devices like lower thirds, animated titles and a lot more. You can get a detailed run down on how to use the plugin here. The next place you want to head for is Alex 4D jam packed website that generously gives away over 60+ FCPX titles, effects and transitions but also gives access to his latest and greatest creations, including this ‘Feature Overlays’ plugin that was used on Focus, the first Hollywood feature to be cut on FCPX. You have to install the FxFactory main application to then install each plugin, and helpfully you can get a tutorial for each of the effects too. One of the first places to head is to where you can download a bunch of free effects and plugins for FCPX, (pictured above) as well as buying effects that range from $9 (2D barcode) to $799 (Stereo 3D Toolbox). There are actually several different kinds of ‘effects’ in FCPX – transitions, clip effects, titles, generators and video animation tools. I thought it was about time I updated it! So the following is a further round up of free effects, plugins and generators for FCPX editors. A popular post here on the blog is this one from about 2 years ago which rounded up a collection of free FCPX resources.
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