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Free DaVinci Resolve Tools & Calculators

Check computer requirements, estimate video file size or review an export plan. Three free browser tools for Resolve editors, with no installation or file upload.

DaVinci Resolve tools for PC compatibility, bitrate calculation and export preflight
Three browser utilities cover the decisions before installation, before choosing a bitrate and before starting a final render.

Choose one job

What do you need to check?

Open a tool, type in what you already know and read the result. There's nothing to install, no account to make and no file to upload.

Before you rely on a result

Use the result to plan your next check

A compatibility checklist can't measure playback speed. A size estimate can't guarantee what a variable-bitrate export will weigh. And an export checklist can't watch the finished video. Test with media like the footage you'll really cut, and follow the delivery specification for your actual job.

Choosing hardware or chasing a playback problem? Head to the Hardware & Compatibility hub. Format choices, platform settings and render problems live in the Export guides.

Quick questions

Using these browser tools

Do these tools run inside DaVinci Resolve?

No. They run in your browser on this website. They aren't Resolve plug-ins, they don't touch your project settings and they don't scan your hardware or media.

Can I use them with the Free edition?

Yes. These website tools are free to use. In the PC checker, choose the Resolve edition and workload you really use; Studio AI and background-rendering requirements get checked separately.

Can I share a result?

The bitrate calculator and the export preflight give you a share link that carries the settings you entered. Anyone with that link can read those values. The PC checker doesn't save answers in a share URL, and no project or media file is ever uploaded.

Jason Miller
Jason MillerI run DaVinci Resolve Club as an independent publication: hands-on edits, color grading breakdowns, Fairlight sessions, Fusion tests, and honest notes on where Resolve gets in the way.