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DaVinci Resolve

Edit and finish video with tools for cutting, color grading, visual effects, and audio post-production. Available in a free edition and the paid Resolve Studio edition.

Resolve brings the main stages of video production into one application, from assembling clips on a timeline to grading the image and finishing the soundtrack. Fusion provides tools for effects and compositing, while Fairlight handles audio work. This makes it possible to develop a project through several stages without moving everything between separate editing, effects, and audio applications.

License
Proprietary (Resolve / Resolve Studio)Proprietary · Freemium
Runs on
Linux · macOS · Windows
Last updated
  • Video editing
  • Color grading
  • Fusion effects
  • Fairlight audio

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Read Install DaVinci Resolve in Any Linux Distro Using DavinciBox (2025)
Install DaVinci Resolve in Any Linux Distro Using DavinciBox (2025)
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Install DaVinci Resolve in Any Linux Distro Using DavinciBox (2025)

Install DaVinci Resolve on any Linux distro using DavinciBox with Distrobox and Podman, including GPU setup and troubleshooting tips.

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Outdated guide: retained for historical reference. Use the newer DavinciBox guide for current installation guidance.

Read Install DaVinci Resolve in Linux (Outdated)
Install DaVinci Resolve in Linux (Outdated)
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Install DaVinci Resolve in Linux (Outdated)

Step-by-step guide to installing DaVinci Resolve on Linux for Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, and Arch with both NVIDIA and AMD GPU configurations.

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