DaVinci Resolve is a professional video editing application for Windows that combines editing, color grading, visual effects, motion graphics, and audio post-production into a single end-to-end workflow.

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DaVinci Resolve for Windows brings the entire finishing pipeline into a single application, so editors, colorists, VFX artists, and sound engineers can work on the same project file without switching tools. It pairs a timeline-based DaVinci video editor with the color grading engine that has been used on countless feature films and television productions, Fusion node-based visual effects, and Fairlight audio post-production. A free DaVinci Resolve download covers the needs of most creators, while DaVinci Resolve Studio unlocks advanced features for professional and high-resolution work.

• Multi-Page Editing Workflow — Cut, assemble, and refine footage across the Cut and Edit pages, with multicam, proxy media, and flexible timeline controls.
• Industry-Standard Color Grading — Use node-based grading, primary and secondary correctors, HDR tools, and scopes that established DaVinci Resolve as a finishing standard.
• Fusion Visual Effects and Motion Graphics — Build compositing, motion design, and VFX shots in a node-based environment integrated directly with the timeline.
• Fairlight Audio Post-Production — Record, edit, mix, and master sound on a full digital audio workstation that lives inside the same project file.
• Free and Studio Editions — Get a fully usable DaVinci Resolve free download, or step up to a DaVinci Resolve Studio download for neural-engine tools, advanced HDR, additional codecs, and higher-resolution timelines.
• GPU-Accelerated Performance — Native GPU acceleration on modern Windows hardware keeps playback, effects, and rendering responsive on high-resolution footage.

1. Click the Download button above to get the latest DaVinci Resolve free download for Windows.
2. Run the downloaded installer and follow the on-screen setup steps.
3. Launch DaVinci Resolve — a Blackmagic ID is optional for the free version and used to activate DaVinci Resolve Studio when you upgrade.

1. Open DaVinci Resolve and create a new project from the Project Manager.
2. In Project Settings, set the timeline resolution and frame rate to match your source footage.
3. Import your clips on the Media page, then move to the Cut or Edit page to assemble the timeline.
4. Switch to the Color page to grade your shots, Fusion for visual effects, and Fairlight for sound design and mixing.
5. Use the Deliver page to render your finished video to a delivery file, master format, or upload preset.

Is DaVinci Resolve free? Yes. DaVinci Resolve has a fully featured free version for Windows that covers editing, color grading, Fusion VFX, and Fairlight audio. The paid DaVinci Resolve Studio download adds neural-engine tools, extra codecs, and higher-resolution timeline support for professional workflows.

Which versions of Windows are supported? DaVinci Resolve runs on 64-bit editions of Windows 10 and Windows 11. A 64-bit processor, sufficient RAM, and a supported GPU are required for smooth playback and rendering.

Is my data secure? All projects, media, and renders stay on your local machine unless you choose to use shared or cloud storage. There is no required cloud upload, so your footage and project files remain under your control.

For help with DaVinci Resolve, open the Help menu inside the application to access the built-in user guide, or visit the official DaVinci Resolve website, where you can find documentation, training materials, the user forum, and contact options for technical support.

This project is licensed under the MIT License — you are free to use, copy, modify, and distribute it.