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What's new in the DaVinci Resolve online studio

Everything the studio changes gets written down here, newest first. Releases ship from the staging environment after review, so a project is never updated in the middle of a working session without a note.

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  • Release notes kept with the project, not in an email
  • Rollouts ship through staging first
  • Project structure never changes under a running edit
Release notes timeline of studio updates
15 October 2026

Inner pages for every stage of the workflow

The marketing side of the studio now has a page for each part of the job instead of one long homepage, so a search for editing, colour, Fusion, Fairlight or delivery lands on the right explanation.

  • New: online editor, colour grading, Fusion, Fairlight, Deliver and Studio plan pages
  • New: plugins and neural engine, system requirements, download, training and this release notes page
  • Analytics: first party measurement on the marketing pages
  • Sitemap: all inner pages listed for search engines
22 September 2026

The studio button checks the account before it queues

Opening the studio is now a verified action rather than a button that always fires. Signed out visitors get the sign in dialog, accounts without an active plan are pointed at pricing, and subscribers go straight into the render queue.

  • Subscription checked before a job is queued
  • Clear states while the check runs: checking, allowed, upgrade
  • Failed checks report the reason instead of failing silently
14 September 2026

Pricing, privacy policy and terms published

The commercial and legal pages went live with the plan structure, the refund and cancellation rules and the data handling that sits behind an account.

  • Starter, Pro and Studio plans with monthly and yearly billing
  • Privacy policy covering account, usage and billing data
  • Terms of service covering studios, classrooms and team seats
How the studio ships

Staging first, every time

Changes are built, deployed to a staging environment and walked through before they are promoted. Production deploys are deliberate, never automatic, so a working day is not interrupted by a surprise release.

  • Staging environment for every change, review before promotion
  • Production releases promoted by hand after review
  • Project data compatible across releases
  • Report anything unexpected through the support address
Help

Frequently asked questions

Release notes questions that come up before a first render.

How often does the studio change?

Small changes ship through staging continuously and are promoted in batches. Anything that affects the pages you work on is written up here with a date.

Do updates break my projects?

No. Project structure is compatible across releases, so a timeline, grade or mix opened after an update keeps working. Effect behaviour that is version sensitive is noted in the release entry.

Where do I report a problem or request a tool?

Use the support address in the footer. Requests for effects, presets and workflow changes are collected and prioritised alongside the roadmap below.

Can I see a roadmap?

Themes in progress are compositing depth in Fusion, more neural engine tools, shared review workflows and deeper delivery presets. Entries appear here when they ship.

Keep reading

Where this fits in the workflow

The studio is one project with several pages. These are the pages that usually come before and after this one.

Studio plansDaVinci Resolve Studio in the browser: what each plan unlocks

Every plan opens the same studio: the media pool, Cut, Edit, Colour, Fusion, Fairlight and Deliver pages are always there. What changes is how far a timeline can be pushed, how fast it renders and how many people can work on it with you.

Read the page Deliver pageDelivery presets and the media pool: render straight from the browser timeline

Delivery is where a browser studio usually falls apart. Here the media pool, the timeline and the presets are one system: pick the destinations once, queue the renders and download masters that already match each platform.

Read the page Effects and pluginsResolve FX, the neural engine and plugins in the online studio

Most finishing work never needs an outside plugin: the built in effect set and the neural engine tools cover keying, cleanup, retiming, reframing and restoration. This page explains what is available in the browser studio and what still belongs on a desktop workstation.

Read the page TrainingDaVinci Resolve training: learn every page, in order, online

Learning an editing suite is mostly about order and repetition: assemble until it is fast, trim until it is invisible, then grade and mix with the same material. This is the path the pages of the studio suggest, and the way to practise it without a licence server in the way.

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See the current build

The quickest way to read release notes is to open the studio and use the newest page. Everything above is already live.

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