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Product compatible with Apple Silicon.

Cinematic Captions Plugin for Final Cut Pro

Watch trailer

True cinematic typography

Enrich your shots with filmic credits
and give them a real movie vibe.

A MUST-HAVE
PLUGIN

FEATURED IN
APPLE EVENT

EDITORS’
#1 PICK

Refined typography

Well-designed animated captions that will adorn any footage with modern motion design.

Click on the side compositions to view them.

ELEVATE
YOUR EDITS

Diverse presets

Find a textual composition that will work best with your topic.

AN ESSENTIAL PLUGIN

FOR FILMMAKERS,
AND CONTENT CREATORS

Convey the message

Describe the content and communicate with the viewer.

Control the dynamics

Easily adjust the speed of the animation to fit your edit’s pace

50

Cinematic Captions Exclusively For FCPX

HOVER ON THUMBNAIL TO VIEW ANIMATION

Watch tutorial

Learn some tips and tricks for using mTitles Cinematic

Technical specifications

Supported software macOS 10.14.4,
Motion 5.4.3 or Final Cut Pro 10.4.6
Includes 50 FCP titles
Size 5.7 MB
Music used in trailer premiumbeat.com – Wherever We Are
Music used in tutorial artlist.io – Broadway

mInstaller

After purchasing, the product is instantly available for download via mInstaller.

Polished to the last detail

Our typography obeys the classic rules of composition to match the iconic look of the movie credits. These exceptional titles will help you easily get the cinematic look and captivate your viewer to the last frame of your footage.