Give your footage an unfair advantage without dying in the process.
Hide distractions. Highlight what matters.
Blur a face, make a product stand out or put a label on the action. Select your subject and build the result with layers, text, images, emojis and signs inside DaVinci Resolve.
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See what you can do with Focus, from a discreet blur to graphics that follow your subject.
Your background doesn't need equal billing. Desaturate the scene, keep your subject in colour and put attention exactly where you want it.
Focus brings together the decisions that repeat in a real edit, all inside one working environment.
Give local treatment to information and elements that should not dominate the frame: a face, a licence plate, an on-screen detail.
Adjust how one area of the scene takes part so a person, an object or a detail comes back into focus.
Add outlined text, images, SVG emoji and signs that follow the action, right where the explanation needs them.
Two ways to tell Focus what you want to work on. Selection quality depends on the footage, on how visible the subject is and on how clear the reference is; the edge controls are there to refine when the shot asks for it.
Describe what you want to treat —a person, a face, a phone— and watch the selection on the current frame.
Draw a reference on the viewer to point out where the element is, especially when several similar subjects are on screen.
Every intervention has its place in a layer list: identify it, open it, adjust it and drag it to reorder. Additive and subtractive modes let you recover areas of the original or open gaps inside a treatment.
Each selection keeps its treatment and settings, so you can revisit it without undoing the rest.
Drag to change the order: one treatment for the background, another for the subject, and the graphic elements that go with them.
Decide how each selection takes part in the composition and check the result in motion.
Focus visual objects come in four families. Each one has its own example and its own position, scale and rotation controls.
Bring in an image and adjust position, scale and rotation. It can follow a selection or sit as an independent object.
A name, a comment, a label or an explanation: font, style, size, colour, outline and weight so it reads over busy backgrounds.
An SVG emoji catalogue with a thumbnail picker: the reaction looks the same on any machine and behaves like any other visual object.
Circle, arrow, square, line, X and check mark, with adjustable colour and weight to point something out at a glance.
Compatible visual objects can follow the position derived from a selection, even as the subject moves. Inner-radius and smoothing controls help steady that reference when the silhouette changes or occlusions appear.
Tools for people with something to tell, editing in DaVinci Resolve.
Handle many visual decisions on your own without turning every intervention into a compositing project.
Hide details, highlight the object you are talking about or add a visual comment while keeping the channel's tone.
Treat names, messages or windows before publishing, and turn highlights into clips that read clearly.
An arrow, a circle or a word next to the right element, so the explanation is easy to follow.
Direct messages and visual accents inside the scene: a tag, a sign or a selective treatment.
Varied footage and concrete tasks: protect an identity, hide a detail or add a note without leaving your usual workflow.
Focus brings its own control environment to the DaVinci Resolve viewer. Work on selections, layers and visual objects without building a Fusion composition for every task, and judge the result while you build it.
Position, scale and rotation with handles to move visual objects over the scene.
Review the selection overlay, the mask, the elements with transparency and the result with effects.
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