Editing software used to export frames, apply Smooth Cut transitions, and chroma key green-screen lower thirds with the Delta Keyer in Fusion.
DaVinci Resolve
All-in-one video editing, color, VFX, audio and photo editing application for Mac, Windows and Linux.
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DaVinci Resolve at a glance
- What is DaVinci Resolve?
- DaVinci Resolve is an app from Blackmagic Design. All-in-one video editing, color, VFX, audio and photo editing application for Mac, Windows and Linux.
- Who makes DaVinci Resolve?
- DaVinci Resolve is made by Blackmagic Design.
- Does DaVinci Resolve work in the EU?
- Available in the EU. The privacy policy states Blackmagic offers goods and services to people in the EEA and operates affiliates in Europe, with GDPR compliance. The software is a general desktop download with no stated EU restrictions. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does DaVinci Resolve cost?
- Freemium. Free version available; paid DaVinci Resolve Studio adds the Neural Engine AI features and additional effects. Exact price not stated in the provided material. Licence: Proprietary.
- Where was DaVinci Resolve shown?
- In 1 creator video by Matt Wolfe. Most recently by Matt Wolfe on 8 Jul 2026, at 0:54 in “30+ AI VFX That Turn Simple Videos Into Magic”.
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DaVinci Resolve is a desktop application from Blackmagic Design that combines video editing, color correction, visual effects and motion graphics (Fusion), audio post production (Fairlight), and, as of version 21, still-photo editing in one program. It is organized into task-specific "pages" (Media, Photo, Cut, Edit, Fusion, Color, Fairlight, Deliver) that can be switched between within a single project.\n\nAI features are built around the DaVinci Neural Engine, which powers functions such as automatic region tracking, Smooth Cut transitions and similar tools. Version 21 adds AI tools including IntelliSearch for content searching, CineFocus for focal point adjustment, and facial refinement. Other additions in 21 are the Photo page with native RAW support from Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon and Sony, over 100 new motion graphic effects, and improved keyframing. Multi-user collaboration is supported through project libraries and Blackmagic Cloud.\n\nIt is distributed as a free version and a paid Studio version. Studio adds features such as the Neural Engine tools, stereoscopic tools, additional Resolve FX and Fairlight FX plugins, and advanced HDR grading. Exact current prices are not given in the provided material.
- Editing, color, VFX, motion graphics and audio post in a single application
- Photo page with native RAW support and Hollywood color tools for stills
- DaVinci Neural Engine AI tools (region tracking, IntelliSearch, CineFocus, facial refinement)
- Multi-user collaboration and Blackmagic Cloud project hosting
- Fusion node-based compositing and Fairlight audio tools
- Runs on Mac, Windows and Linux
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