Export to Final Cut Pro

Final Cut Pro bundle

After you’ve done your text-based edits, cleaned up the transcript, and optionally normalized audio, press Export from the toolbar.

Sequence writes a Final Cut Pro bundle that you can save wherever you like.

When the export finishes, you can open it directly in Final Cut Pro from Sequence, or open the saved bundle later from Finder. The export is built from the active variant, so make sure the correct tab is selected before exporting.

What to expect in Final Cut

You’ll receive a timeline ready for you to add brand polish, effects, grading, and final mix work. Sequence includes the edits you made in the transcript pane.

Cuts and re-arrangements

Hidden words, removed sections, sentence re-ordering, filler cleanup, silence removal, and profanity skip decisions are projected into the exported timeline. The result is a structured edit that matches the current Sequence variant.

Audio

If the variant uses normalized audio or an external audio file, Sequence includes that prepared audio in the export. Profanity Beep mode creates a beep file (matching the decibels from the variant’s audio) and places it on its own track, with short fades at the ends so it lands cleanly in the edit.

Native titles (captions)

Sequence can create native title clips from the transcript. Caption text respects your caption formatting settings and profanity redaction choices, so masked words appear the same way in exported titles.

Markers and timing

Markers are exported into the Final Cut timeline just as they appear in Sequence.

Export warnings

If Sequence reports an error during an export, please report the issue to us so we can keep improving Sequence.