100% Free Plugins for DaVinci Resolve to Edit 10× Faster | Top 11 Free Plugins for Davinci Resolve

All right we’re back with another Article in which your are going to learn and find 11 free Plugins of Davinc Resolve , this time I want to share with you 11 insane plugins for Resolve. Now these will not only help you edit faster but also make for cooler looking videos and honestly basically change your life forever. Now some of these are totally free some have paid versions as well. But believe me every single one is worth checking out so let’s dive in.

Plugin 1 : Video Editor Studio Free Starter Pack 2.0

All right let’s kick things off with a huge free plug-in pack filled with over 150 individual assets. This is the Video Editor Studio Free Starter Pack 2.0 and you can find it on their website link down below. You just enter your email and download the free pack. Then you get a folder with fonts a DRFX file an instructions file and a license file. Just make sure to install all the fonts otherwise some titles might not work. Then open the DRFX file and DaVinci Resolve will ask you to install the pack. Now this is going to be the workflow for installing most of these plugins so I’m not going to mention that every time.

Okay once you’re done you’ll be able to find all these assets in the edit page under effects in the title section and the effects section. For example there are these animated gradient backgrounds in all different colors a huge amount of different animated titles like this advanced offscreen title or this typewriter effect but also other things like this bullet point text or this checkbox animation these progress bars or progress circles and all of these different infographic animations an animated box an animated circle. There’s also a few social media animations if you need those. And here we’ve got even more stylistic text animations. So it’s pretty nuts that you’re getting so many customizable assets in this one free pack.

Plugin 2 : MrAlexTech Magic Subtitle

Next up is a brand new plugin made by Mr Alex Tech a fellow YouTuber and this one is called Magic Subtitle. There’s a free version of this as well as a paid version. I’ve got the paid version here because it was just 30 bucks and it has a lot more options but the free version is pretty handy as well. Once you’ve installed the plugin you can find all of these awesome magic subtitles under titles magic toolkit and then magic subtitles. In this paid version you can see there are about 30 different options but let’s go for this one right here and drag that onto our timeline. I’m first going to make sure this clip is the same length as my timeline. One thing to note here is that this tool works best on shorter timelines like videos for YouTube shorts or Instagram res. On longer videos it will still work but it’ll have a harder time working properly. I think it’s because it just has too much text to process on these longer videos. In the inspector window I’m going to select the track where my voice over audio is. In this case this is track number one. And under compound I’m going to select no compound but you can choose to have it turn your audio voice over track into a compound clip. Then I’m going to hit transcribe and it’s going to use DaVinci Resolve’s AI transcribe tool and analyze your audio track to create a transcription. Once it’s done you can see I’ve got a nice animated subtitle for my entire timeline. Then I can go ahead and fix any spelling mistakes if I need to right here. Or I can also enable this write-on function which is pretty cool. It makes the words appear on screen as they get spoken. I can enable full caps remove punctuation change some of the animation settings like the animation speed or how many words you want to appear per subtitle. And of course you can change the font the color the size and all of that. So besides having a bunch of presets already built in and ready to go this tool makes it way easier to create animated subtitles for your short form content.

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Plugin 3 : Soundly PlaceIt

The next plugin is going to make it super simple to improve your sound design because you know how sometimes you have the perfect sound effects for your video but often they sound way too clinical or they don’t really match the environment of your footage. You can of course get a lot done with EQing and using DaVinci Resolve’s built-in effects but honestly that’s a lot of work and you might not even be able to get the results that you’re after. So that’s where Soundly’s Placeet plugin is going to be a huge help for you. This is another free plugin and once you’ve installed it you might not be able to find it inside DaVinci Resolve. So you might have to go and enable it within Resolve. You do that by going to preferences and then system audio plugins and you should see it in the available plugins list. If it’s not checked already you have to click it to enable it and then hit save and restart Resolve. Once you open it back up you can find Place it under effects audio effects VSD effects. From there you simply drag it onto an audio file in your timeline and this little control panel will open up. The two big dials are the main controls of this plugin. The one on the left is for your sound source. And the one on the right is for the space that the sound is going to be placed in. They both have an on and off switch if you want to only use one of the two. And with the sliders you can control how noticeable the effect is for each of these dials. In the middle there is this wall slider that basically lets you control how muffled the sound is. So almost as if it’s coming from behind a wall. Under each dial you’ve got a drop-own menu. On the left you can pick what type of sound source you want to emulate. And on the right you can pick what environment you want the audio to be placed in. And as you can see there are a ton of options to choose from. And you can also choose how long you want the reverb to last with this slider right here. At the very top there is another drop-own menu where you’ll find a bunch of different presets that are essentially just combinations of the sound source and the space. These are really great if you just want a quick result. All right let’s listen to a few quick examples so you get a better idea how freaking powerful this plugin is. Tonight on the menu we’ve got our delicious chicken parmesan. Tonight on the menu we’ve got our delicious chicken parmesan.

Plugin 4 : MrAlexTech Magic Zoom

Next up is something that you’ll see all the time on YouTube and it’s this right here a zoomin. Maybe you want to emphasize a point or pull the viewer in or zoom into a detail of a product or whatever it might be. You can of course do this with key frames and it will definitely get the job done. But thanks to Mr Alex Tech once again we’ve got a much easier and faster way to pull these off with a plugin called Magic Zoom. Also here there is a pro version and a free version for this plugin but I’m just using the free version. Once you install it you can search for magic zoom or you find it under effects and then magic toolkit. You can add it to a clip directly but I actually prefer using this plugin with an adjustment clip. So let me show you. So I’ll just drag magic zoom onto this adjustment clip. Then it will do that zoom action on the video clip underneath it for the duration of that adjustment clip. So if you want it to be longer you can lengthen the adjustment clip. And if you want it to be shorter you can shorten it. There’s a bunch of customization you can do in the inspector window right here. You can change your X and Y values to determine where it’s zooming in. You can also add motion blur to the zoom movement. And you can choose if you want it to zoom in and out or only in or only out. And also the amount of zoom can be customized. And down here you can even enable pitch or yaw to create other fancy zoom effects which are pretty cool. You can also add a camera shake to your zoom for a super dramatic effect. So even in the free version there’s a lot of customizing you can do to make your super easy fancy personal zoomin effect. Now if you’ve kind of built your custom zoom effect on an adjustment clip like this you can even save it as a preset by dragging that adjustment clip into your power bins right here. And that way you’ll have that zoom effect ready to go each and every time for every project.

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Plugin 5 : MrAlexTech Magic Animate

Mr Alex Tech also has another free plugin called Magic Animate. Similarly to magic zoom this makes it super easy to animate your footage without needing the use of any key frames. You can for example also zoom in and out but you can also have your footage whip into the screen. There’s also a spin option here which well spins your footage around. And there’s also a dissolve control. The cool thing is you can customize all these animations and combine them as well. That way you can create your own unique animations. And again if you use these on adjustment clips you can save them for all your future projects which will basically supercharge your workflow. So definitely go check out Mr Alex Tech’s channel. He’s got great DaVinci Resolve content and as you could already tell great plugins.

Plugin 6 : Motion VFX Free Plugins

Next up we’ve got Motion VFX who are a supporter of this channel but I’ve been using their plugins for years now so they definitely deserve a mention. Now if you’re thinking “Wait a minute aren’t Motion VFX paid plugins?”. Well they actually have a few free plugins available as well which are pretty cool. So let’s check them out. If you head over to the Motion VFX website with the link down below you can type in free in this search bar right here. And then you’ll easily find some of the free plugins Motion VFX has to offer. One that I’ve been using ever since my Final Cut days is MC Cam Rig. It does these dynamic camera move animations where you can adjust certain blur effects tilt and pan effects and you can get super creative with this and really easily make things look pretty fancy. There’s also this M Hello DV pack which has a magnifying glass tool transitions this retro effect and a few other animations all for free. Or M Hello 3D gets you some cool looking 3D elements to add to your videos. So these are some really awesome free plugins from Motion VFX that you can play around with to help you level up your videos. And while you’re on their website I really recommend you have a look at some of their other DaVinci Resolve plugins as well. They’ve got some of the most useful tools I’ve seen for creators and filmmakers. For example the Mtuber series is perfect for YouTubers. Mh Howto is one that I use a lot and is ideal for tutorial content or the Mtitle Mega Pack is a huge collection of 125 really unique titles to make your videos just stand out a little bit more. So I highly recommend Motion VFX for free and paid Resolve plugins.

Plugin 7 : Monodes Tools

The next plugin I want to show you is called Monodes. Well it’s actually a website where you can find a bunch of different DaVinci Resolve tools. Some of them are paid but there’s also a few free tools. The ones I really like are the magnifier tool. This magnifies a certain part of your footage which is great for showing details on products or I for example really like using it for these types of tutorial videos as well. You can change the size the shape and the border down here. Or you can make adjustments using the sliders over here. And if you use it on an adjustment layer you can also animate it a little bit for example by doing a simple fade in. There’s also the crop tool. You just drop it onto a video clip or an adjustment clip and you then adjust a bunch of these settings like round the corners soften the edge or even zoom.

Plugin 8 : Patrick Sterling Tracked Image/Text

Next up we’ve got Patrick Sterling’s website. He offers a ton of free or very affordable plugins for DaVinci Resolve. You can have a scroll through his website but my favorite one is the tracked image and tracked text plugin. Once you download these you’ll find them in the effects panel under effects and you can then drag them onto your footage. Then make sure you activate the Fusion overlay right here. That way you’ll be able to see your tracker. Now just select what you want to track. So in this case I want to track my hand here. Then I will hit this track forward button and wait until it’s done tracking. Once it’s done I can choose my image by hitting browse select this PNG for example and there you have it. I can then change the position and the size of this image to have it the way I want it. And if I play that back we’ve got a nice image track all done in the edit page. So it’s super fast and super easy.

Plugin 9 : Paper Animator by Mr. Justin Edits

All right this next plugin is again totally free and it’s great to add a fancy paper cutout animation to your footage or even to PGs. This is the paper animator by Mr Justin Edits. Again after downloading it you’ll find it in your effects library right here. You can then just drop the effect onto your footage and boom you’ve got a cool paper animation. You can also use this with green screen footage. Once you drag it onto your green screen clip it will automatically remove the green screen and apply the paper effect. It will also work with PNG files. So you can make these cool animations of logos or other PNG images. You’ve got a bunch of customization options right here. You can for example change the paper texture the edge thickness the shape of the edge but also for example change the animation by adjusting this wiggle slider and this wander slider. So a really cool plugin to add a nice paper effect to your videos.

Plugin 10 : Slow Shutter Effect

You’ve probably heard or seen this effect before called the slow shutter effect. You can create it by slowing down the shutter speed of your camera and this will add a lot of motion blur to your footage causing this cool effect. Well the next plugin allows you to recreate this effect even if you haven’t shot the footage with a slow shutter speed. Check it out. All you need to do is drag the effect onto your clip in the timeline and then you’ve got a few settings you can adjust here in the inspector window. So for example the trail length drop off and motion blur. And the drop frames is what makes this plug-in really cool because this makes the effect look more similar to an actual in camera slow shutter by dropping certain frames.

Plugin 11 : Acid Blaster

All right last but certainly not least we’ve got a plugin called Acid Blaster. And this is going to help you save time when you want to animate PGs or titles. Here you’ll also find a free version and a paid version but I’m going to show you the free version. Now these are actually things you can already do with Resolve’s built-in tools but it just groups everything together and makes it a bit simpler and easier to do. Once you install the plugin you’ll find it under the Fusion effects panel and I’m just going to drag it onto this PNG file on my timeline. In the inspector window there are a few settings we can change to do our animation. First of all we’ve got all of our typical transformation adjustments on the top here like resizing positioning and rotation. Next we’ve got a few different animations a few different swipes from the left right bottom or top a zoomin animation and a roll animation. You can also tick multiple boxes and combine different animations. And at the bottom there are a few different effects you can apply to the asset. Things like VHS shake black and white JPEG glow and edge. So that allows you to easily create animated PGs like these ones.

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