"How to automate workflows in DaVinci Resolve and Fusion" matching MCP servers:

Drive DaVinci Resolve from Claude Code (or any MCP client) to edit videos on the free Community edition, using a bridge to bypass scripting restrictions.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI coding assistants to DaVinci Resolve, enabling query and control through natural language.

Enables AI assistants to control DaVinci Resolve Studio via MCP, providing full scripting API coverage plus workflow helpers for editing, media organization, rendering, grading, and more.

A server that enables LLM applications to interact directly with DaVinci Resolve video editing software, allowing AI-assisted capabilities like accessing timeline information and automating editing workflows.

A local, safety-first MCP server for inspecting, editing, and rendering videos in DaVinci Resolve through natural language prompts.

Enables AI assistants to control DaVinci Resolve Studio through the official Scripting API, with full API coverage plus workflow helpers for editing, grading, Fusion, Fairlight, and project lifecycle tasks. Includes a compound tool mode for low context usage, a granular 341-tool mode, a local control panel, and an optional advanced offline server for working with Resolve project files.

Enables AI clients such as Claude Code to control DaVinci Resolve, including the free Lite edition, through a local HTTP server that runs inside Resolve's Scripts menu. It exposes 163 tools for editing, color, rendering, media pool, and Fusion title styling.

A stdio MCP server for DaVinci Resolve on macOS, enabling project control, timeline navigation, frame capture, grade application, and validation through the official Resolve scripting API.

Enables local AI assistants to control video editing workflows, including projects, media pools, timelines, Fusion graphics, Fairlight audio, color grading, and render queues, through natural language over a local stdio connection.

Enables AI assistants to control DaVinci Resolve (Free and Studio) through natural language, providing 162 tools for timeline editing, color grading, rendering, and more. Includes local AI replacements for Studio-only features like voice isolation, background removal, and transcription.

Enables controlling the free edition of DaVinci Resolve 21.1 from Claude through tools for project and timeline management, media pool access, markers, rendering, and arbitrary Lua execution inside Resolve.

Enables AI assistants to control DaVinci Resolve's project, media pool, timeline, color, Fusion, Fairlight and render functions through MCP tools, including an in-app bridge for the free edition. It also runs local Whisper transcription and vision analysis on footage and renders Remotion/Three.js motion graphics straight onto the timeline.

Enables AI assistants to control video editing workflows—timelines, clips, media, color, rendering, and local AI transcription, background removal, and voice isolation—including on the Free version.

SSE-based MCP server for video editing automation with FFmpeg, enabling Claude to perform professional video editing tasks including clip extraction, concatenation, and subtitle management.

Enables AI assistants to control DaVinci Resolve Studio through the official Scripting API, covering editing, media pool management, rendering, grading, Fusion, Fairlight, and project lifecycle tasks.

Enables Claude Code to drive DaVinci Resolve 21.1 (free or Studio) through a Lua bridge, exposing tools for project and timeline management, markers, media pool imports, and render jobs. An escape-hatch tool runs arbitrary Lua inside Resolve for anything the named tools do not cover.

Enables natural language control of DaVinci Resolve, allowing Claude to browse projects, edit timelines, apply color grades, render exports, and perform AI-powered frame analysis via Moondream.

Lets AI clients inspect and control DaVinci Resolve projects via MCP tools.

Provides an AI assistant with 132 tools to control DaVinci Resolve Studio on macOS, enabling project management, media handling, timeline editing, color grading, rendering, and Fusion compositing through natural language commands.

Enables AI agents to edit, grade, and deliver projects in DaVinci Resolve through 299 typed actions across 17 domains. Every write is verified by read-back against Resolve, with consent-gated deletes, safety snapshots, and an audit log.

Enables AI-driven DaVinci Resolve 21 automation with 88 tools for project management, timeline editing, color grading, AI analysis, rendering, and dailies creation.

Connects Claude AI to DaVinci Resolve Studio over the Model Context Protocol to enable natural-language video editing, color grading, Fusion compositing, media and timeline management, rendering, and script execution, with a route that works on the free edition.

Comprehensive MCP server for DaVinci Resolve with 295+ tools to control projects, timelines, editing, color grading, rendering, and more via natural language.

Enables AI-driven video editing and color grading in DaVinci Resolve, including beat-synced cuts, algorithmic 3D LUT generation, media transcoding, and hands-free playback control through natural language.

Enables natural-language-driven automation of DaVinci Resolve (Free) on Windows, including project and timeline editing, media import, rendering, OpenTimelineIO workflows, and visual UI fallback.

Enables AI assistants to control DaVinci Resolve (Free and Studio) through 215 MCP tools covering the full Resolve scripting API, including projects, timelines, media, Fusion, color, and rendering.

Enables AI agents to inspect UI screen recordings as token-efficient image sheets with changed regions boxed, single-frame flicker flagged, and speech aligned to frames. Exposes watch_video and zoom_video tools so agents can pull dense keyframes across any time range or one sharp full-resolution frame, all processed locally.

Enables Codex to delegate code reviews, coding tasks, image/video generation, and background investigations to Grok via MCP tools.

Adds DaVinci Resolve scripting capabilities that mainstream MCP servers omit, including clip effects and properties, Paste-Attributes, frame export, media-pool folder lookups, photo albums, node graph controls, render presets, camera comparison, and clip position handling. It is designed to run alongside other Resolve MCP servers to expand available tool coverage without overlap.

Enables AI assistants to convert CSS-animated SVGs into videos (MP4/WebM/MKV/MOV) and animated images (aPNG/GIF) with frame-accurate rendering and transparency support.