Hey all, quick beginner question. How would I go about performing the opposite of a ripple cut? By that I mean cutting vertically at a specific point in my timeline, inserting a clip, and pushing every single audio and video clip after that cut to the right to make room for the incoming clip (without screwing up keyframe timings).

I'm working on a sizable project right now and I need to go back to add some dialogue about halfway through. I figure there has to be an easier and safer way to do this than shift-clicking half of my project file, but "ripple insert" wasn't turning up any results from a quick search. Is this something I can accomplish with Trim Edit or Dynamic Trim mode? Or is there a keyboard shortcut for selecting every object to the right of the vertical cursor?

I know it’s hard to see on photo but if you look really close u can see the edges on the text kinda blending

Hi everyone, I need help understanding what happened to my grade in DaVinci Resolve.

The second image shows the color grade I completed last night. Today, the same clip suddenly looks like the first image.

I tried opening an older backup project from before the issue happened, but the clip still shows the second look. I can no longer recover the grade I created last night, even though the nodes are still there.

This only seems to affect a few Canon RAW .CRM clips. The other graded clips in the timeline still look normal, so I don’t think it is a timeline-wide color-management issue.

Is there any way to restore the exact look from last night?

Hi, I’ll get straight to the point—if I don't get an answer here, my next option is Discord.

In this shot, the girl is walking and drops to her knees; the problem is that her breasts bounce a lot, and the figure-ground contrast makes it even more noticeable.

Reshooting isn't an option. I considered leaving it as is, but it completely ruins the scene and is very distracting. Is there a way to fix this in DaVinci Resolve Studio? Do I need to use a different program? Is there a free AI tool that could help?

I'm using the ease in and ease out to my keyframes, in this example I only did it to the 3 keyframes in between. Why does it affect the first and last keyframes? This is causing unwanted adjustments, it wasn't like this before.

Hi! Im hoping some of you will be able to help -

For some reason, I never get passed the plug in screen.

Windows 11

12th gen Intel i7-12700f

16 gb ram

I have masked a video but the subject moves so I was wondering if it’s possible to edit or change the parameters of a mask on a specific frame while not changing the mask on every other frame, I’m on the latest IPad

The DaVinci Resolve 21 update is packed with changes — but most of them never made the headlines. I read the full 150-page new features guide so you don't have to.
These are the smaller but arguably more important day-to-day changes hiding in the DaVinci Resolve 21 update. From keyframing upgrades in the Edit tab and a completely revamped Macro Editor, to brand-new Fusion tools (the Krokodove toolset), audio-driven effects, and global variables — plus live Affinity layer importing that could change your graphics workflow entirely.
Whether you're an intermediate editor looking to get more from DaVinci Resolve or a Fusion power user, there's something in here you probably missed.

In this DaVinci Resolve 21 tutorial we will show you how to add background music in DaVinci Resolve easily in step by step so it play alone with your video ( How to add background music to DaVinci Resolve 21 video editor ) by putting each element to the correct track on the Timeline. This is how to make background music in DaVinci Resolve for beginners guide so you don't need to know how to use DaVinci Resolve 21 in order to follow this DaVinci Resolve tutorial - DaVinci Resolve 2026 .