DaVinci Resolve MultiText Tool Explained

It’s similar to the Text+ tool you already know and love, but the Multi-Text tool offers a more organized and efficient way to manage multiple text elements within a single tool. I especially appreciate how much cleaner it keeps my node tree in Fusion.

• Text List Master Control: Discover the central hub for all your text layers, making it easy to add, select, and modify individual elements.
• Effortless Text Layer Creation: Add text layers as points, boxes, or circles with just a click.
• Complete Customization: Change color, size, font, and position of each text layer independently.
• Text Box Power: Utilize the text box feature for automatic wrapping and clipping for dynamic text layouts.
• Stacking Control: Easily reorder text layers by dragging and dropping elements in the text list.
• Quick Backgrounds: Add a simple background directly within the Multi-Text tool using the Page tab.
• When to Use Text+: While powerful, the Multi-Text tool isn’t a complete replacement for Text+. I cover when you might still need the more advanced features of Text+.

Why Use the Multi-Text Tool?

The Multi-Text tool excels at creating cleaner node trees and a faster overall workflow, especially when you’re working with multiple lines of text, subtitles, or dynamic titles.