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Add mask control points in Final Cut Pro for Mac

You draw the shape of your complex mask by adding and adjusting control points. The default drawing shape type is Bezier, but you can change the shape type before creating the mask if you want to draw with a linear or B-Spline shape instead.

Set the shape type to Bezier, linear, or B-Spline

It’s best to set the shape type in the Video inspector before you create your mask. Changing the type in the middle of drawing your mask may radically alter the shape.

  1. Add a Draw Mask effect to a clip in the Final Cut Pro timeline, then select the clip.

  2. If the inspector isn’t already shown, do one of the following:

    • Choose Window > Show in Workspace > Inspector (or press Command-4).

    • Click the Inspector button on the right side of the toolbar.

      The Inspector button in the toolbar

  3. Click the Video button at the top of the inspector.

    The Video button

  4. In the Draw Mask section of the Video inspector, click the Shape Type pop-up menu and choose the type of mask shape you want to use: Linear, Bezier, or B-Spline.

Add control points to a Draw Mask

In the Final Cut Pro viewer, do one of the following:

  • Option-click or double-click the edge of a mask.

    Note: To add control points to a B-Spline mask, Option-click or double-click the B-Spline frame’s edge rather than the edge of the mask itself.

  • Control-click the edge of a mask and choose Add Point.

Delete control points from a Draw Mask

If a mask has more control points than are necessary, you can delete points to make it easier to edit. This can be helpful if you animate the mask later on.

  1. In the Final Cut Pro viewer, select the control points to delete.

  2. Do one of the following:

    • Choose Edit > Delete.

    • Control-click the selected points and choose Delete Point.

    • Press Delete.

The mask shape is updated in the viewer. If you remove points from a closed mask, the mask remains closed.

The viewer showing a mask shape before and after a control point is deleted
See alsoIntro to complex masks in Final Cut Pro for MacCreate complex masks in Final Cut Pro for Mac

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