How can we help?

Three options:

1. Click Download your pack on the order confirmation page right after checkout.
2. Click the download link in your purchase email.
3. Log into your account on videoeditorstudio.com and download from the dashboard.

After downloading, you'll have a zip file. Unzip it. Inside you'll find installation instructions, the .DRFX file, and the fonts used in the pack.

Install the fonts first. Without them, DaVinci Resolve renders a black screen on every title. Select all font files and double-click to install.

Then double-click the .DRFX file. DaVinci Resolve opens and prompts you to install the pack. Once it's done, your pack appears in the Effect Library on the Edit or Cut page.

Open the Edit page or Cut page, then open the Effect Library. Your pack appears under one of Titles, Transitions, Generators, or Effects, depending on what you bought.

Everything is grouped under Video Editor Studio > [Pack Name]. You can also search the Effect Library by pack name.

An account is created automatically at checkout, using your purchase email. You have two ways to sign in:

• Google Sign-In with the email used at purchase.
• Email and password, set up via the "Forgot your password?" link on the login page.

Only one method is active at a time. Switching to Google Sign-In deactivates password login.

When we ship an update, you'll get an email with a download link.

Download the new version, unzip, double-click the .DRFX, then choose Overwrite when DaVinci Resolve prompts. The fonts don't need to be reinstalled.

The fonts aren't installed. That's the cause 9 times out of 10.

Open the unzipped pack folder, select all the font files, and double-click to install. Restart DaVinci Resolve.

If the screen is still black after that: check the font folder for the exact font names, then manually uninstall any conflicting font families with similar names already on your system. Reinstall the pack fonts.

Two likely causes.

1. The fonts have been uninstalled or corrupted. Reinstall them from the original pack download.

2. The title uses a media loader and the linked media file was deleted, renamed, or moved. Select the title in your timeline, open the Inspector, find the Loader section, and click Browse to relink the media file.

Two .DRFX files for the same pack got installed under slightly different names. Here's how to clean it up.

Open the Fusion page, go to Effect Library > Templates, right-click on Templates, and choose Show Folder. Find the two duplicates with similar names and delete the older one.

The title uses a Fusion node that doesn't exist in your version of DaVinci Resolve. Update to the latest DaVinci Resolve (currently version 21) and the warning goes away.

Open the Fusion page, go to Effect Library > Templates, right-click on Templates, and choose Show Folder. Find the .DRFX you want to remove and delete it from the folder.

Use Render Cache for real-time playback of complex Fusion compositions.

Go to Playback > Render Cache > Smart. A red bar appears above the Fusion element while it caches, then turns blue once it's done. Once cached, playback runs in real time. Re-cache after any modification to the title.

Use Power Bins inside DaVinci Resolve.

If you've customized a title and you'll reuse it across projects, save it to a Power Bin so you don't redo the modifications every time.

Yes for recent assets. Anything built for DaVinci Resolve 19 and later uses the Shape Node System, which auto-rescales the asset to any aspect ratio. Works for vertical timelines, square timelines, ultrawide, and anything in between.

Older assets, released before DaVinci Resolve 19, use a manual workaround for vertical timelines. Adjust size and position from the Inspector.

Yes for recent assets. They use anime curves, which auto-adjust animation timing to any frame rate. Animation duration can be retimed from the Inspector in the Edit page.

Older assets are fixed-rate and animate at the rate they were authored for.

Yes. Every pack works in both the free and Studio versions of DaVinci Resolve, across the supported version range. No additional plugins required.

No. Some of our functionality relies on scripts, which aren't supported on iPad. Desktop DaVinci Resolve only (macOS, Windows, Linux).

Use for any personal or commercial project, no restrictions on the number of projects or clients.

The only thing not permitted is reselling the pack itself or its individual components.

All sales are final. Our products are digital, so once a pack has been downloaded we can't process refunds, returns, or exchanges.

To help you decide before buying, every pack ships with a free sample asset, a full preview video, and a step-by-step demo on its product page.

It depends on what you bought.

• Individual packs and specialty bundles get bug-fix updates only. The asset count is fixed at the time of purchase.
• The Pro Bundle includes every pack we release in the year of your purchase, in addition to the packs already in the bundle.
• The Lifetime Pass includes every pack we've released and every pack we'll ever release, forever.

Updates to existing packs (bug fixes, compatibility patches) are free for everyone, regardless of tier.

Yes. The Free Starter Pack gives you a working sample across multiple categories. Most individual packs also have a free sample on their product page so you can test before buying.

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