iMovie 3.0 released a major update with "Storyboard" and "Magic Movie"

On the afternoon of April 13, Apple updated its video editing software iMovie. This "version 3.0" can be said to be a major update, bringing magic videos, storyboards, etc., which can help users create videos more easily.

iMovie is not a professional software like Final Cut Pro, but is used by most ordinary users. This feature is particularly evident in the "storyboard" in version 3.0. It can help new users learn the entire process from shooting to editing. It starts with a user guide and tells users which shots they need.

This app has 20 preset storyboards, including storyboard functions such as DIY tutorials, cooking tutorials, product reviews, scientific experiments, etc. Users can use them as "rulers" to shoot and then edit them.

"Magic Video" is another focus of this update. It is a convenient production tool.

It allows users to create beautifully stylized movies including titles, transitions, music, etc. All users have to do is select an album or select photos/videos from the gallery, and Magic Movie will identify the essence of the material and automatically generate a movie.

iMovie 3.0 has certain requirements for the model, requiring iPhone 13, iPad mini (6th generation), 11-inch iPad Pro or 12.9-inch iPad Pro (3rd generation or later), and the device must use iOS/iPadOS 15.3 or later.