


Merging clips in DaVinci Resolve is done by creating a “Compound Clip”. Summary on how to merge clips in Resolve: However, be aware that some adjustments made to the compound clip will get lost doing this: The awesome thing about making compound clips is that you can decompose them at any moment! In the image below, you can see that we have successfully merged all the clips into one “ Compound Clip“: Then in the menu that pops up, you can give the clip a name if you prefer.

Give the clip a name, and click on “ Create“. Right-click on one of them and select “ New Compound Clip“. If you wish to select all the clips in the timeline you can also press shortcut: “ CTRL+A” or “ Cmd+A” (MacBook).Īnother way is clicking on the “whitespace” and dragging over all the clips you want to select like this: 2. You can do this by either holding down CTRL or Command (MacBook) and clicking on the clips you want to select. Select the clips you want to merge in the timeline. You can skip to that part here.Īnyways, let’s get to it! How to Merge Clips in DaVinci Resolve: 1. Lastly, you’ll learn to merge audio clips. However, there are a couple of other useful ways to merge clips as well! (which I will also cover). The method I used in the image above (video clip merging), is the one you will learn first.
