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Fusion tutorials for DaVinci Resolve: node-based titles, motion graphics, tracking, and compositing without leaving Resolve.

3 guides, updated for Resolve 21

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DaVinci Resolve transparent video export with a checkerboard alpha background and RGBA output file

8 min read Export Transparent Video in DaVinci Resolve (Alpha) Transparency survives only when the timeline contains real alpha, the selected format can store RGBA, and Export Alpha is enabled. This guide covers the correct render path, verification and the black-background traps.

DaVinci Resolve motion path changing from shaky handheld movement to a smooth stabilized shot

7 min read Stabilize Video in DaVinci Resolve: Edit, Color & Fusion Start with the least destructive stabilizer, then escalate only when the shot needs controlled tracking. This guide explains every automatic mode, the crop-versus-smoothness tradeoff, and the point or plane you should track in Fusion.

Fusion node graph versus After Effects layer timeline comparison

10 min read Fusion vs After Effects in 2026 Fusion is a strong fit for shot-based compositing inside Resolve. After Effects is often the faster choice for layer-driven motion design and Premiere templates. Compare the job, handoff and revision loop before choosing nodes or layers.