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DaVinci Resolve

Professional post-production suite with editing, color correction, VFX and audio; the paid Studio version (one-time purchase) includes the DaVinci Neural Engine with AI features such as Magic Mask, Voice Isolation and automatic subtitling.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromDaVinci Resolve StudioFull DaVinci Neural Engine: facial recognition, object detection, smart reframing, speed warp retiming, super scale, auto color/color matching

Category: Media & Video · Editing & repurposing

Features

Prices and plans

TierPricePeriodWhat you get
DaVinci Resolve (free)contact salesFreePer the vendor, works with virtually all 8-bit video formats at up to 60fps in resolutions as high as Ultra HD 3840x2160
Limited feature set compared to the Studio version (no full Neural Engine)
DaVinci Resolve Studiocontact salesUnique (perpetual license, no subscription)Full DaVinci Neural Engine: facial recognition, object detection, smart reframing, speed warp retiming, super scale, auto color/color matching
Further AI features: IntelliSearch, CineFocus, Voice Isolation, Music Remixer, IntelliTrack for audio panning
Text-based editing and AI subtitle generation per the vendor

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FAQ

Is DaVinci Resolve available for free?

Yes. A permanently free plan is published, not a time-limited trial.

Where is DaVinci Resolve's vendor based?

Blackmagic Design, based in USA. For data processing and privacy terms the vendor's own contract governs.

Is DaVinci Resolve still active?

Active. DaVinci Resolve is a professional all-in-one post-production suite (editing, color correction, VFX/Fusion, audio/Fairlight) from Blackmagic Design. There is a permanently free base version and a paid Studio version sold as a one-time purchase (no subscription). Both versions are listed on the official pricing page.

How many plans are documented for DaVinci Resolve?

The catalog documents 2 plans with price, billing period, and included features.

Which use case is DaVinci Resolve categorized for?

DaVinci Resolve is listed in the catalog under “Media & Video.”

Where do the details about DaVinci Resolve come from?

Prices, limits, and product details are documented against the listed official vendor page.

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