We’re one of the first online stores to offer DaVinci Resolve presets, so there’s not a whole lot else out there about how to use them like a true PRO.

Above is a general overview video on how to really customise your essential DaVinci Resolve presets, going beyond just dragging and dropping your presets onto your clips.

All you need to do is purchase and install your presets (see: how to install DaVinci Resolve presets), and you’re set to edit along with us. Below, find a brief overview of the video – but we recommend watching along

Using DaVinci Resolve Presets

So, first things first, drag and drop a preset onto something, and now that preset’s applied to your clip! Easy. But let’s take this to the next level and customise your clip further.

In the top right corner of DaVinci, where you see the preset controls, you can press a button to go into its Fusion page.

You can then select the preset in the bottom left (the Macro Tool) and then go into the Spline editor to adjust keyframes, just as you would if you were editing in Premiere Pro.

Of course, we know the Fusion page and its nodes can be intimidating (just ask our founder, Finzar, how much he loves nodes), but that’s why our presets are so helpful – you don’t have to go into this page if you don’t want to!

However, this method really makes it easy to play around in the Fusion page, breaking it down to make it much more accessible.

If you want to deep-dive into how to use DaVinci Resolve presets like a pro – doing things like customising bounces, blur, and subtitles – watch the above video (direct link to YouTube here). And if you want to buy presets, the best deal right now is the Ultimate Bundle MEGA for DaVinci Resolve