Pro Tools is a digital audio workstation platform that integrates hardware and software, which is widely used by professionals in music production, post production, TV and film scoring. It is made by Digidesign, a division of Avid Technology.

As one of the first programs to provide CD-quality (16 bit and 44.1 kHz) multitrack digital audio editing on a personal computer, Pro Tools grew quickly in the sound recording field, becoming popular because of its streamlined interface for non-linear, non-destructive editing. This appealed to analog producers switching to computer-based digital audio production. Digidesign received a technical Academy Award of Merit for the development of Pro Tools in 2004.