Five Utilities Built For Editors
Each one solves a real problem. All of them are free.
Marker MadnessBrowse, filter, batch rename, recolor, nudge, promote, and copy markers across timelines — even across projects — clip and timeline markers alike — in one searchable table. A complete VFX workflow too: export CSV shot lists with thumbnails, generate shot change reports between editorial versions, and exchange markers with Adobe Premiere Pro and Avid Media Composer.
Clip Renamer ProBatch rename Media Pool clips and Timelines with a live before/after preview. Find, replace, prefix, suffix, counter, case conversion, trim — all in one pass. Compound clips, Fusion clips, camera originals... any clip.
Track CommandFairlight editors coming from Pro Tools — this one's for you. Resolve doesn't ship with a batch track renamer. Now it does. Rename, add, and delete audio and video tracks in one pass with a live preview. Works on the Fairlight and Edit pages.
Reel Time PlusTrack ACTS and REELS individually. Set a goal time, add commercial breaks, account for film leader, and see your over/under in real time. No Resolve required.
Pick a video or audio track, pick a destination bin, and Clipper captures every clip on that track into your bin in one shot — source in/out points pulled directly from the timeline, name intact. Add handles for VFX pulls. Live preview shows every clip name before you commit. No markers needed.