FOR DAVINCI
RESOLVE EDITORS

Your script,
cut into scenes.

Paste a finished voiceover script. Review a scene plan. Get explainer visuals you keep editing in DaVinci Resolve.

Join the betaWatch the demo1:32
Runs in the browser on macOS and Windows. Free during the beta.
SCRIPT.TXTMost explainer edits stall at the same point.Making one takes three steps: write the script, review the plan, generate the scenes.Manual: align every caption by hand.Scenewise: approve once, generate every scene.Keep editing in Resolve.
01 · PROCESS · FULLSCREENA-ROLL · FOOTAGE
PROCESSMaking one takes three steps
01Write the script
02Review the plan
03Generate the scenes
COMPARE
AManual editingAlign every caption by hand.
BScenewiseApprove once, generate every scene.
HIGHLIGHT
Keep editing in Resolve.
00:0000:0400:0800:12
ProcessComparisonHighlight
03 / COMPARE00:00:14:00

Same voiceover.
Clearer story.

Drag the line to compare a subtitle-only cut with the same 20 seconds in Scenewise.

SUBTITLES ONLYA-ROLL · FOOTAGE
Manual: align every caption by hand. Scenewise: approve once, generate every scene.
COMPARE
AManual editingAlign every caption by hand, one frame at a time.
BScenewiseApprove the plan, then generate every scene in one pass.
WITH SCENEWISE
‹ ›
04 / HOW IT WORKS00:00:28:00

Three steps from
script to timeline.

  1. 01Paste the scriptPaste your finished voiceover script. Blank lines mark where one idea ends and the next begins.
  2. 02Review the planEach passage becomes one planned scene. Change the layout, pace and on-screen copy before anything is generated.
  3. 03Generate and exportGenerate the scenes, preview them, and export DRFX for Resolve, or MP4 and transparent MOV for any editor.
Script1,284 / 20,000
Most explainer edits stall at the same point. The voiceover is done, but every idea still needs a visual.Making one takes three steps. First, write the full script. Second, review the plan. Third, generate each scene.Manual: align every caption by hand. Scenewise: approve once, generate every scene.
16:9 Landscape9:16 Portrait
Analyze script
Visual Plan4 segments · 4 selected
Generate 4 selected
✓01HighlightOverlay · 5s
Most explainer edits stall at the same point.
✓02ProcessFullscreen · 8s
Making one takes three steps. First, write the full script…
✓03ComparisonPIP · 10s
Manual: align every caption by hand. Scenewise: approve once…
Preview03 · Comparison · PIP / Right
Manual editingAlign every caption by hand.
ScenewiseApprove once, generate all.
DRFXEditable in Resolve
MP4No alpha
MOVProRes 4444
Export scene
05 / RESOLVE00:00:46:00

It stays editable
in Resolve.

DRFX exports install as Resolve titles. Nothing is flattened into video, so the last round of changes happens where you already work.

RESOLVE SCREEN RECORDING · 0:30Import the DRFX, edit copy in the Inspector, retune colors, adjust nodes on the Fusion page.
  1. 0:04
    Native textChange copy in the Inspector. No re-render.
  2. 0:11
    Brand colorsColors are exposed as controls you can retune.
  3. 0:19
    Fusion nodesOpen the Fusion page to adjust timing and motion.
  4. 0:26
    Transparent MOVProRes 4444 with alpha when you need a plain overlay.
06 / TIME00:01:02:00

Less keyframing.
More editing.

SCRIPT → TIMELINE
4-MIN SCRIPT
12 SCENES
Building scenes by hand0:00:00
With Scenewise0:00:00
Placeholder figures. Replace with beta test results and the test setup.
07 / SCENES00:01:14:00

Four scene types.
Three layouts.

Every scene is built from words in your script. Hover a layout to play it.

FOOTAGE
PROCESS
Write the script
Review the plan
Generate scenes
OverlayCard over your footage
FOOTAGE
PROCESSMaking one takes three steps
Write the script
Review the plan
Generate scenes
PIPHalf-frame panel
FOOTAGE
PROCESSMaking one takes three steps
Write the script
Review the plan
Generate scenes
FullscreenReplaces the shot
08 / PRINCIPLES00:01:22:00

What Scenewise
will and won't do.

01Faithful to the scriptEvery word on screen traces back to your script. No invented numbers, metaphors or claims.
02Readable firstText has a minimum size. If copy doesn't fit, Scenewise tells you instead of shrinking it.
03Editable after exportDRFX keeps native text and nodes, so the work continues in Resolve.
04Honest about limitsWhen something isn't supported, it says so and shows what is.
09 / BETA00:01:28:00

Join the
closed beta.

We're inviting editors in small groups. Beta access is free. Pricing will be announced before public launch.

Runs in
Chrome, Safari, Edge · macOS and Windows
Exports
DRFX · MP4 · MOV with alpha
Price
Free during the beta
We'll only email you about the beta. Unsubscribe any time.
10 / FAQ00:01:32:00

Questions

No. It runs in your browser on macOS and Windows. You export files and bring them into Resolve or any other editor.