DaVinci Resolve

DaVinci Resolve is used for editing, color grading, audio mixing, and visual effects. It’s where you shape clean timelines, fix tricky shots, and give your videos the cinematic polish they were missing.

Import the template, open the main timeline, and drop in your clips or text. Most templates are organized clearly, so customizing feels intuitive and fast, even when you’re racing against the deadline.

Yes. Its color tools are industry-loved, its editor is smooth, and having everything in one app keeps your workflow focused. It’s solid for beginners and powerful enough for pros.

DaVinci Resolve is free and packed with professional tools for editing, color, audio, and VFX. Studio is the paid upgrade that unlocks advanced AI, noise reduction, extra effects, multi-user collaboration, and smoother performance for demanding projects. Think of it as the same workspace, just with more power when you need it. And if you want to see both versions in action, our DaVinci Resolve Free vs Studio breakdown shows exactly how they compare in real workflows.

It may seem complex, but once you grasp the basics, it flows surprisingly well. And if you’re wondering where to learn DaVinci Resolve, Envato has beginner-friendly guides that help you move from “what does this button do” to confident editing.