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Your b-roll,right where it fits.

Auto B-Roll transcribes your edit, reads the b-roll folder you pick and places each clip on a track above your DaVinci Resolve timeline, wherever it illustrates what is being said. It only uses your own footage.

Pick a folder, set how many b-roll per minute, get a full first layer to prune. No stock, no generation, no overlaps. Native to DaVinci Resolve.

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Auto B-Roll placing travel b-roll on track V3 above an interview on a DaVinci Resolve timeline

How it works

Three steps. A full b-roll layer.

  1. Settings

    Pick your b-roll folder.

    Choose a bin of your project, set how many b-roll per minute and add an optional brief.

    Choosing the B-roll bin in the Auto B-Roll panel

  2. Generate

    B-roll lands where it fits.

    Your edit is transcribed, your clips are analyzed, then each passage gets a shot that illustrates it, on a track above your edit.

    Spoken keywords matched with b-roll clips dropping onto track V3

  3. Prune

    Keep, move or delete.

    Every placement is a regular clip. Play it once, then move, trim or replace what you disagree with.

    Moving a b-roll clip on the timeline, then playing it in the monitor

What ships

A b-roll pass in minutes, not hours.

0

Steps on autopilot: transcribe, read your b-roll, match, place.

1-60 / min

Your density. Start around 8 per minute for a standard illustrated video.

Your footage

Clips come from a bin of your project. Nothing generated, nothing downloaded.

No overlaps

Placements never collide and a clip is never stretched beyond its own length.

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Ordinary clips on a track above your edit. Your edit stays untouched.

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FAQ

What you're probably wondering.

It transcribes your edit, looks at every clip in the b-roll folder you pick, and places them on a track above your timeline wherever the visuals illustrate what is being said.

No. It only uses your own clips, from a bin of your project. Nothing is generated, nothing comes from a stock library.

You set the density, from 1 to 60 b-roll per minute. Around 8 per minute suits a standard illustrated video, 2 to 4 suits an interview. A high density on a small folder means repetition.

Matching is thematic, not literal: a clip fits if it relates to the passage in mood, setting or subject. Unused clips come first, placements never overlap, and a clip is never stretched beyond its own length.

Yes. The b-roll lands as ordinary clips on a track above your edit: move, trim, replace or delete anything. Your edit underneath stays untouched.

Works natively in DaVinci Resolve, on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon) and Windows. Timelines up to 2 hours.