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Allavio review

Freemium#11 of 21 in Motion Graphics Template Libraries

A budget-friendly, DaVinci-focused library with flexible per-item buying.

7.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Allavio is a motion graphics template library for DaVinci Resolve users, including filmmakers, video editors, YouTubers, and content creators. Its catalog spans titles and text animations, transitions, video effects, infographics, charts, openers, overlays, social-media interfaces, graphic elements, tools, and video-display mockups. The library is designed for customization inside DaVinci Resolve, with Fusion included as an integration. A free plan and individual downloadable products make it suited to buyers who need selected assets rather than a large recurring subscription.

Pricing is centered on per-item purchases. The free plan provides a way to access free samples, while paid products start at $1.99 per item with one-time pricing. Purchased products include a commercial-use license and source files, and the catalog supports HD and 4K resolutions. This structure can work well for a small project or a specific title, transition, infographic, or overlay. It is less convenient for teams or creators who expect a broad library under one recurring plan, since building a larger collection means purchasing items individually.

The strongest fit is the DaVinci Resolve workflow: templates include editable controls inside the application, and Allavio provides the Allavio Hub desktop tool for installation and downloads. Installation tutorials and personalized support add guidance around getting products into the editing environment. A plugin is required, so the setup is not entirely self-contained. Choose Allavio if DaVinci Resolve is central to your work and you value commercial licensing, source files, and low entry pricing. Creators seeking templates for multiple unrelated editing platforms, or a subscription-first catalog, should consider an alternative.

Allavio pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan plus $1.99 one-time per-item pricing
    • Commercial license, source files, and HD/4K support
    • Editable controls inside DaVinci Resolve and Fusion
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires a plugin for template use
    • Per-item buying can become costly for large collections
    • Focused on DaVinci Resolve rather than broad editor support

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