Resources for DaVinci Resolve
Ready-to-install packs that save you the hours you lose fighting with Fusion. I build them myself, as an editor, and I use them in my own videos before they ever go on sale.
The catalogue
One pack for now, but a properly made one. I would rather sell a few things that work than a catalogue full of filler.
Word-by-word animated subtitles
50 styles ready to drag onto your subtitle track: karaoke, LinkedIn-style focus, boxes, neon and editorial. All 22 fonts included, plus a tutorial in English and Spanish.
Why these packs
There are plenty of template packs out there. These are the rules I follow when I make mine.
You will not find the same effect repeated twenty times with a different colour. Every style does something genuinely different; the variants are typographic, not cosmetic.
Everything I sell, I use in my own videos first. If it causes trouble on a real timeline, it never reaches the shop.
An installer copies the styles and the fonts exactly where Resolve looks for them. You open the program and they are already there, ready to drag.
A step-by-step guide in English and Spanish, with screenshots. Included in the pack — not a link to a three-year-old YouTube video.
About me
You might know me from my comedy videos, but editing is my actual job. I edit for clients and I edit my own content for social, and across all those hours on the timeline I kept hitting the same wall: things other apps hand you ready-made, and that in DaVinci Resolve you have to build yourself.
So I built them. First to hit my deadlines. Then because I could no longer work without them.
ResolvePacks is where I publish those tools: the same ones I use every week on real jobs, packaged and documented so you can install them and get back to editing.
Questions
For the Subtitles Pack, yes — and I say it plainly so nobody buys blind: DaVinci Resolve Studio is required. The word-by-word animation relies on the per-word timings Resolve calculates when it transcribes your audio, and that transcription is exclusive to the paid version. For the packs I release later, each one will state whether the free version is enough.
DaVinci Resolve Studio 20 and 21. Word-by-word subtitle highlighting relies on features that do not exist before version 20.
The styles do — they are template files, independent of the operating system. The automatic installer is Windows-only; on Mac you copy two folders by hand, and the tutorial walks you through it.
Instantly. You finish the payment and a private download link arrives in your inbox along with your invoice. No waiting, no shipping.
Yes. The licence covers your personal and commercial projects, including client work. The only thing you cannot do is resell, give away or redistribute the pack files themselves.
No. This is an instant digital download: the moment you confirm the purchase and download the files, the statutory right of withdrawal is waived by law, precisely because the files are already in your hands. That is why I ask you to check compatibility before buying. A faulty product is a different matter: if the pack does not do what I say it does, write to me and I will fix it.
It is the task that eats the most time, and the one people notice most when it is done well.