The Resolve Store review
A focused Resolve asset library with cinematic packs and one-time pricing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
The Resolve Store is a desktop library of downloadable motion graphics and post-production assets for filmmakers, editors, colorists, and other video creators working in DaVinci Resolve. Its catalog includes transitions, color-grading LUTs, film-emulation PowerGrades, film grain, film-burn effects, lens flares, titles, lower thirds, screen mattes, VHS effects, and cinematic markers. Assets are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with commercial licensing and HD and 4K options.
Pricing is organized around individual packs and larger collections rather than a conventional subscription. Individual packs start at USD 49 as a one-time purchase. TitleX Essential & Cinematic Titles costs USD 59 and includes 58 titles, a drag-and-drop workflow, and compatibility with DaVinci Resolve v17.2+. CineGradeX PowerGrade costs USD 99 and includes a film-emulation PowerGrade, 28 film-emulation LUTs, and 16mm real film grain scans. FilmX Emulation costs USD 149 and adds 28 film-stock emulations plus film grain and halation, but requires DaVinci Resolve Studio. The Resolve Master Bundle includes over 1,000 assets, lifetime updates, and a perpetual license.
Platform fit is the main decision point. The Resolve Store is tightly focused on DaVinci Resolve rather than serving multiple editing applications, which keeps the catalog relevant for Resolve-based post-production but limits its usefulness in mixed-editor workflows. The range extends from titles and lower thirds to grading tools and analog-style effects, so buyers can assemble assets across several stages of a project. Support is available through email, chat, and documentation, with 24/7 support listed. Choose it if DaVinci Resolve is your primary application and you want commercially licensed packs purchased individually or through a perpetual bundle. Look elsewhere if you need cross-platform editor compatibility, AI features, or a subscription plan.
The Resolve Store pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers transitions, titles, LUTs, PowerGrades, and film effects
- Commercial licensing with HD and 4K assets
- Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Where it doesn't
- Supports only DaVinci Resolve
- No conventional free subscription plan
- Some assets require DaVinci Resolve Studio
The Resolve Store fact sheet, pricing and score →
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