When video editing, creating reusable lower third overlays can help save time. They enable you to reuse a perfected aesthetic while ensuring visual continuity throughout your project. Luckily, there is an easy way to streamline the lower third creation process when editing in DaVinci Resolve.
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Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve, though clearly professional-level video editing software, is a longtime favorite among ambitious enthusiasts because of its capable free version and the ease of use it offers after a considerable initial investment of time learning this huge, complex software.
Blackmagic Design claims DaVinci Resolve is the only product to combine video editing, motion graphics, color coding, and audio production in one tool. That may be if you compare it with pro-level-only software like Apple Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro, but we’ve seen consumer-targeted software that has all those capabilities. What enthusiast video editor wouldn’t want to put those claims to the test? We did just that, and we found that the massive program delivers on them and adds innovative tools to boot, but as mentioned it takes some getting used to, as it doesn’t stick to the usual video interface and workflow conventions.