iMovie for Mac

What's new in this version:

iMovie 10.3.5
- Import Magic Movie and Storyboard projects from iMovie for iOS and iPadOS
- Includes stability and performance improvements


iMovie 10.3.4
- Fixes an issue where video frames may be out of order during playback or export


iMovie 10.3.3
- Improves reliability when using drag and drop to replace a transition


iMovie 10.3.2
- Import Magic Movie and Storyboard projects created with iMovie for iOS version 3.0 into the timeline
- Includes stability improvements and bug fixes


iMovie 10.3.1
- Fixes an issue where the Command-Z keyboard shortcut would not perform an Undo if Language was set to Spanish in System Preferences


iMovie 10.3
Cinematic Mode:
- Edit videos recorded on iPhone 13 in Cinematic mode (requires macOS Monterey)
- Use the Cinematic control in the inspector to modify the intensity of the depth effect
- Choose to focus on faces or other objects by selecting them in the viewer
- View and delete focus points in the video timeline

Optimized for Apple silicon:
- Improved performance and efficiency with optimizations for M1 Pro and M1 Max on the new MacBook Pro


iMovie 10.2.5
- Improves stability when exporting with certain macOS Language & Region preferences


iMovie 10.2.4
- Import projects created with iMovie for iOS version 2.3
- Use sixteen new solid and textured backgrounds with adjustable colors
- Includes stability improvements


iMovie 10.2.3
- Fixes the following issues that could occur when importing projects from iMovie for iOS:
- Fonts may change when using the Slide and Chromatic title styles
- Longer titles may shift from one line to two lines
- Filters may be removed from clips
- Some projects may fail to import
- Fixes an issue in which changing an event name in the All Events view may cause that same name to be incorrectly displayed for a different event
- Includes stability and reliability improvements


iMovie 10.2.2
- Adds share option for YouTube and Facebook to create a file for uploading to those sites
- Includes stability improvements


iMovie 10.2.1
 - Improved performance and efficiency on Mac computers with Apple silicon


iMovie 10.1.16
- Addresses an issue that prevented the sharing of some projects in HD or 4K resolutions
- Improves stability when importing media


iMovie 10.1.15
- Add a hand drawn look to your movies with 5 new filters: Comic, Comic Mono, Comic Vintage, Comic Sepia and Ink
- Import iMovie for iOS projects with support for Comic, Comic Mono and Ink filters
- Improves overall stability


iMovie 10.1.14
- Fixes an issue that prevented media from appearing in the Photos library browser when using iMovie on macOS Catalina
- Prevents an issue that could lead to visual artifacts appearing onscreen for systems with Nvidia graphic cards that have the Reduce Transparency accessibility preference enabled
- Resolves an issue in which thumbnails would not update when skimming titles, backgrounds, and transitions in the Browser
- Improves overall stability


iMovie 10.1.13
- Fixes a display issue when adding titles to an App Preview movie for iPhone XS Max in landscape orientation
- Provides compatibility and stability improvements


iMovie 10.1.12
- Sharing to iMovie Theater is no longer supported; save your movies and trailers to iCloud Photos to watch them on other devices including Apple TV
- For users with videos in iMovie Theater, the Theater window is now accessible by choosing Window > Go to Theater
- Improves quality of conversion for incompatible media files with very low resolution
- Improves compatibility when importing iMovie for iOS projects
- Improves overall stability


iMovie 10.1.11
- Detects media files that may be incompatible with future versions of macOS after Mojave and converts them to a compatible format
- Improves reliability when sharing video to YouTube


iMovie 10.1.10
- Removes the option to share video files directly to Facebook
- Adds a new Prepare for Facebook option which exports a Facebook-compatible video file to your system that you can manually upload to the Facebook website
- Improves overall stability