Scan Reveal
A scan line sweeps across the shot and turns it into a glowing wireframe hologram, then sweeps it back.
Drag-and-drop HUD titles and footage effects built in Fusion. Decode text, scan reveals, hologram glitches and a full helmet visor, each controlled from a few sliders in the Inspector.
Every item, playing. Titles sit on a track above your shot. Effects go straight onto a clip and work with any footage.
A scan line sweeps across the shot and turns it into a glowing wireframe hologram, then sweeps it back.
Curved-glass colour fringing, edge blur, breathing condensation, reflections and a boot-up flicker.
RGB split, slice tears and flicker. One Stability slider takes it from calm to failing.
Brackets snap in, text decodes letter by letter and live readouts tick until the lock.
Your text scrambles through random glyphs before resolving, and decodes out at the end.
Compass tape, reticle, suit and comms panels. Stack it on Helmet Visor for a first-person view.
A compact corner tag for places and times, with a blinking status dot.
Five screens floating in deep space. The camera hovers at each one and swoops between them.
Floating images and a 3D title under a sweeping spotlight that casts real shadows.
Scans only the ship, weapon or person in front. The background stays untouched.
Uses Resolve's AI depth map so the scan pulse travels into the scene, near to far.
Only the person or ship in the foreground turns into a hologram.
Glitches the foreground subject while the background stays clean.
Both kits share the same core effects. The Studio kit adds effects that use Resolve Studio's AI depth tools.
Free demo kit. Try Decode Title and Location Tag in your own edit before you buy.
Coming at launchResolve opens and asks to install the kit. Click Install.
Find it under Effects, in Titles or Effects. Drop a title above your clip, or an effect onto it.
Type your text, pick an accent colour and set speed and timing. No Fusion knowledge needed.
Yes. Use them in as many of your own videos as you like, including monetised and client work. You just can't resell or share the template files themselves.
If you use the free version of DaVinci Resolve, get HUD Kit. If you own Resolve Studio, HUD Kit Studio adds the AI depth effects on top.
No. Titles and effects are drag and drop with controls in the Inspector. The two 3D scenes are pasted onto the Fusion page, and the included guide shows you where to plug your clips in.
The footage effects are heavier than plain titles. If playback stutters, use Render Cache or Render in Place while you edit.