Media management for Final Cut Pro on macOS

Your Final Cut Pro library. Start with a free cleanup.

Check the space used by render files, analysis files, optimized media, and proxy media. Clean up the categories you choose, for free.

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Start with the connections

See your libraries and media folders together.

Add Final Cut Pro libraries and media folders on SSDs or NAS storage. See where each file lives and which libraries use it.

FCP libraries
A B
Media folders
SSD NAS
Cross analysis

Example relationships

Location · usage · link status

Example relationships: Location · usage · link status
Media fileFCP libraries AFCP libraries BLocation · usage · link status
SSD / clip-a.mov✓✓Shared use
NAS / clip-b.mov—✓In use
SSD / clip-c.mov——Unused candidate

Once you know the connections

Keep your edit moving with the right tools.

Explore the work you need to do, instead of learning the app one tab at a time.

Analysis · Free

Where is this file used?

See which libraries use each file. Separate used media from unused files and duplicate candidates before cleaning up.

  1. Media file
  2. Using libraries
  3. Decision
Media moves · Pro

Move media and keep projects connected.

When moving media between a library and external storage, review affected libraries and the destination, then handle links according to the transfer mode.

  1. Review impact
  2. Move media
  3. Check links
Relinking · Pro

Reconnect files when paths change.

If an SSD name or folder path changes, review link status and replacement candidates, then restore the links you select.

  1. Broken path
  2. Review candidates
  3. Restore link
Free up space · Free

Clear files you can regenerate.

Review space used by render and analysis files, optimized media, and proxy media. Select generated files to clean up for free.

  1. Space by type
  2. Select files
  3. Free up space
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Principles

Built for how pros treat footage

Footage Manager operates on three principles.

All analysis, on your Mac

Library analysis runs entirely on-device. Your footage is never uploaded to a server.

Native to FCP's structure

It reads library bundles, external media, and caches exactly as Final Cut Pro organizes them.

Impact first, then execute

Before media moves, you see every affected library. Nothing runs until you confirm.

Start free. Keep your media organized.

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