How to Save Fusion Effects in DaVinci Resolve | Save Presets the RIGHT Way

In this DaVinci Resolve Fusion tutorial, I’ll show you how to save Fusion effects properly so they appear in both the Edit page and the Fusion page — with exposed controls and full access to the node tree when you need it.

Many editors struggle with Fusion effects not showing in DaVinci Resolve, or presets that feel “locked.” In this video, you’ll learn the correct way to save Fusion compositions as macros and templates, so:

• Your Fusion effects appear in the Edit page Effects panel
• Important controls are exposed for quick editing
• You can double-click the macro in the Fusion page to unlock the entire node tree
• You can tweak advanced controls you didn’t expose originally

This workflow is perfect for motion graphics in DaVinci Resolve, reusable animations, titles, and custom Fusion effects.
Whether you’re a beginner just getting started with the Fusion page, or an editor building reusable tools, this tutorial will help you save Fusion presets the right way and avoid common mistakes.

Topics covered:
– How to save Fusion effects in DaVinci Resolve
– How to save Fusion presets and macros
– Save Fusion composition as an effect or template
– Fix Fusion effects not showing in Edit page
– Reusable Fusion motion graphics workflow
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