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FontAudition WFE
Audition title fonts without leaving Final Cut Pro.
FontAudition WFE opens as a workflow extension beside your timeline. Type the words you actually have to deliver, then compare fonts against them — and drag the one you want straight into the edit as a title.
Requires Final Cut Pro. This is a workflow extension: it opens inside Final Cut Pro and will not run without it. If your type work happens elsewhere on your Mac, the standalone FontAudition Desktop is the one to buy instead.
On the Mac App Store this one is listed as FontAudition WFE. The standalone Mac app is a separate product, listed as just FontAudition.
FontAudition WFE
TITLE LOOK
Avenir Next
Bree Serif
Electrolize
Fascinate Inline
What it does
Type decisions, made where the edit lives.
Stay inside Final Cut Pro
The extension opens in the Final Cut Pro window. The font decision happens next to the shot it belongs to, without app-switching or guesswork.
Drag a font in as a title
Drag the font you picked into the timeline and Final Cut Pro receives a title clip already set in it.
Who it's for
Final Cut Pro editors and the people designing their titles.
FontAudition WFE is for editors, graphics artists, and designers whose type decisions happen inside a Final Cut Pro project. If your font work happens in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Figma, Pages, or Keynote, a workflow extension cannot reach those apps — that is what the standalone FontAudition Desktop app is for, and it is on the Mac App Store now.