MAGIX Video Pro X
Advanced Windows editor from MAGIX in Berlin with 8K, HDR, LUTs and multicam for up to nine cameras
Quick Overview
| Company | MAGIX Software GmbH |
|---|---|
| Category | Video Editing |
| Headquarters | Berlin, Germany |
| EU Presence | EU (Germany) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Video Pro X18 Classic GBP 199.99 list, shown at GBP 159.99; Ultimate GBP 239.99 list, shown at GBP 199.99; upgrade prices GBP 109.99 and GBP 159.99 for existing owners; the page does not state a licence duration |
| Free Option | A free trial button is offered on the product page; its duration is not stated there |
| Replaces | Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro |
Detailed Review
MAGIX Video Pro X is the more advanced of the two Windows editors MAGIX sells. The product page describes it as building on Video deluxe, with all Video deluxe features plus advanced colour grading with HDR, LUTs and curves, more audio editing tools and wider professional format support.
The editing tools listed include 3- and 4-point editing, multicam editing for up to nine cameras, nested sequences, layer masks, 360-degree editing and 8K Ultra HD support. Version X18 adds offline AI voiceovers and subtitles that run on the local PC without AI credits, face recognition, RAW image support and smart search.
MAGIX Video Pro X is published by MAGIX Software GmbH, Wrangelstrasse 100, 10997 Berlin, Germany, the company behind Video deluxe.
The MAGIX imprint and company page name no parent company, and MAGIX sold VEGAS Pro, Sound Forge and ACID Pro to Boris FX in March 2026, which is why those products are not listed here. Video Pro X is available for Windows 11 or 10 only. MAGIX presents the offline voiceover and subtitle feature as a way to keep projects private, since the speech processing runs on the local computer instead of on a cloud service.
MAGIX sells Video Pro X18 in two editions on its UK page. Classic is GBP 199.99 at list price and was shown at GBP 159.99 on the day of checking.
Ultimate is GBP 239.99 and was shown at GBP 199.99; it adds five proDAD add-ons, Cinema LUTs, an Ultimate Content Pack, 3,000 soundtracks and 1,700 effects. Upgrade prices for earlier owners are GBP 109.99 and GBP 159.99. The page offers a free trial but states neither its length nor the licence duration. Video Pro X fits Windows users who want multicam and 8K and prefer buying a licence to renting.
What MAGIX Video Pro X does well
- 8K Ultra HD and HDR support with LUT-based colour grading
- Multicam editing for up to nine cameras, plus 3- and 4-point editing
- Offline AI voiceovers and subtitles in X18 run on the local PC without AI credits
- MAGIX Software GmbH publishes a Berlin imprint and names no parent company
- Upgrade pricing exists for earlier owners of Video Pro X
Where MAGIX Video Pro X falls short
- Windows 11 or 10 only, with no macOS or Linux version
- Classic lists at GBP 199.99 and Ultimate at GBP 239.99, among the highest list prices in this comparison
- The page states neither the trial length nor how long a licence runs
- Ultimate costs GBP 40 more at list price for add-ons and content bundles rather than a different editor
Standout feature. MAGIX Video Pro X brings 8K, HDR, LUT grading and nine-camera multicam to a Windows licence purchase, with offline AI voiceovers new in X18.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 8K Ultra HD and HDR support with LUT-based colour grading
- Multicam editing for up to nine cameras, plus 3- and 4-point editing
- Offline AI voiceovers and subtitles in X18 run on the local PC without AI credits
- MAGIX Software GmbH publishes a Berlin imprint and names no parent company
- Upgrade pricing exists for earlier owners of Video Pro X
Cons
- Windows 11 or 10 only, with no macOS or Linux version
- Classic lists at GBP 199.99 and Ultimate at GBP 239.99, among the highest list prices in this comparison
- The page states neither the trial length nor how long a licence runs
- Ultimate costs GBP 40 more at list price for add-ons and content bundles rather than a different editor
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is MAGIX Video Pro X?
MAGIX Video Pro X is the more advanced of the two Windows editors MAGIX sells. The product page describes it as building on Video deluxe, with all Video deluxe features plus advanced colour grading with HDR, LUTs and curves, more audio editing tools and wider professional format support.
The editing tools listed include 3- and 4-point editing, multicam editing for up to nine cameras, nested sequences, layer masks, 360-degree editing and 8K Ultra HD support. Version X18 adds offline AI voiceovers and subtitles that run on the local PC without AI credits, face recognition, RAW image support and smart search.
Where is MAGIX Video Pro X based?
MAGIX Video Pro X operates from Berlin, Germany, which places it under EU (Germany).
What does MAGIX Video Pro X cost?
Video Pro X18 Classic GBP 199.99 list, shown at GBP 159.99; Ultimate GBP 239.99 list, shown at GBP 199.99; upgrade prices GBP 109.99 and GBP 159.99 for existing owners; the page does not state a licence duration. A free trial button is offered on the product page; its duration is not stated there.
Who is MAGIX Video Pro X best for?
Windows users who want multicam, HDR and 8K from a licence purchase. MAGIX Video Pro X brings 8K, HDR, LUT grading and nine-camera multicam to a Windows licence purchase, with offline AI voiceovers new in X18.
What are the drawbacks of MAGIX Video Pro X?
Windows 11 or 10 only, with no macOS or Linux version. Classic lists at GBP 199.99 and Ultimate at GBP 239.99, among the highest list prices in this comparison. The page states neither the trial length nor how long a licence runs. Ultimate costs GBP 40 more at list price for add-ons and content bundles rather than a different editor.
Is MAGIX Video Pro X a good alternative to Adobe Premiere Pro?
MAGIX Video Pro X is built as a European alternative to Adobe Premiere Pro: Advanced Windows editor from MAGIX in Berlin with 8K, HDR, LUTs and multicam for up to nine cameras. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does MAGIX Video Pro X compare to other Video Editing tools?
MAGIX Video Pro X is one of several European Video Editing tools we cover. It is most often compared with Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro.