GoKawiilDaVinci Resolve 21 adds AI assistant and expanded AI editing tools
Blackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 21, updating its all-in-one editing, color, audio, and VFX suite with an expanded set of AI-powered tools, including a new AI assistant feature. The release builds on Resolve's existing multi-user collaboration system and Fairlight audio and color science tools used widely in professional film and TV production.
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Adding AI assistance directly into a professional-grade editing suite signals that automation is moving deeper into high-end post-production workflows, not just consumer tools. This could speed up repetitive editing and color tasks for studios while intensifying competition with other editing platforms racing to add generative and assistive AI features.
- DaVinci Resolve 21 introduces new AI tools and an AI assistant integration
- The update builds on Resolve's existing color, audio, and editing capabilities
- AI features are increasingly entering professional post-production software
Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor — If you're diving into Resolve's expanding toolset, the Speed Editor keyboard pairs perfectly with the cut page for fast trimming and scrubbing with its search dial. It's made by Blackmagic Design themselves, so the controls map directly to Resolve's editing workflow instead of a generic shortcut layout.
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