Stage 1 · v1In development

After Effects–style animation control, inside Resolve.

One-click motion presets, a bezier easing curve editor, and speed-ramp tools — so smooth keyframe animation doesn't require hand-editing curves in Fusion.

Easing · Overshoot

Feature roadmap — everything planned, honestly labeled

What Hermite Motion will do

Motion preset pack (.drfx)

Slide-in (4 directions), pop/scale-in, ken burns pan-zoom, and fade+move combos as reusable Fusion macros with Inspector controls. One double-click to install.

In development

Bezier easing curve editor

Draggable-handle curve UI with a preset library — linear, ease, ease-in-out, overshoot, bounce — applied to real keyframes on a selected Fusion node.

Coming soon

Speed-ramp graph editor

Click-drag speed curves with ease handles and hold/freeze segments, modeled on the After Effects graph editor.

Coming soon

Batch apply

Select multiple clips, apply one preset to all of them at once.

Coming soon
Why this needs to exist: Resolve can do smooth animation — but only if you hand-edit splines in Fusion's node graph. Hermite Motion packages that power the way editors expect it: pick a preset, drag a curve, done. The preset pack installs as a standard .drfx — double-click with Resolve open — and works in free Resolve, not just Studio.

Watch it come together

Hermite is built in the open — the roadmap and changelog update as the code does.