Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Forget every complicated, boring, keyframe-heavy carousel you've seen before.
SuperCarousel is a single macro for DaVinci Resolve Fusion. Drop your media in, set a few sliders, and it runs on its own. No keyframes required — but every parameter is keyframable, which means the fun starts when you animate them.
What you control out of the box:
Number of clips
Carousel radius
Duration of one full rotation (speed)
Pause-to-rotation ratio — from smooth continuous spin to hard stop between each image
Easing — from linear to silky smooth
Starting angle and rotation direction
Orientation — tangent to the circle, facing camera, or radial
Push it further:
Helix — spread the images vertically
Spiral — vary the radius progressively
Growing — scale each image by position
Bend — curve each image for a book or petal effect
Rotation X — tilt each image, combined with Bend you get a flower blooming
Zoom — highlight the front clip automatically
Any number of clips, no keyframes needed — but limitless when you add them.
⚠️ Important note for the Bender animation trick:
When adding the loop keyframe at the end, place it at Duration + 1 (one frame beyond the composition end). Putting it on the last frame introduces a timing offset that will desynchronize the animation across clips.
However, playing with this offset intentionally can produce interesting wave effects, where the animation propagates sequentially from one clip to the next around the carousel. Happy experimenting! 😄
Hashtags :
#DaVinciResolve #Fusion #MotionDesign #Carousel #FreeTemplate #Procedural #VideoEditing #VFX #DaVinciResolveFusion #MotionGraphics #FreeDownload #Tutorial #ZeroKeyframe #3D
Forget every complicated, boring, keyframe-heavy carousel you've seen before.
SuperCarousel is a single macro for DaVinci Resolve Fusion. Drop your media in, set a few sliders, and it runs on its own. No keyframes required — but every parameter is keyframable, which means the fun starts when you animate them.
What you control out of the box:
Number of clips
Carousel radius
Duration of one full rotation (speed)
Pause-to-rotation ratio — from smooth continuous spin to hard stop between each image
Easing — from linear to silky smooth
Starting angle and rotation direction
Orientation — tangent to the circle, facing camera, or radial
Push it further:
Helix — spread the images vertically
Spiral — vary the radius progressively
Growing — scale each image by position
Bend — curve each image for a book or petal effect
Rotation X — tilt each image, combined with Bend you get a flower blooming
Zoom — highlight the front clip automatically
Any number of clips, no keyframes needed — but limitless when you add them.
⚠️ Important note for the Bender animation trick:
When adding the loop keyframe at the end, place it at Duration + 1 (one frame beyond the composition end). Putting it on the last frame introduces a timing offset that will desynchronize the animation across clips.
However, playing with this offset intentionally can produce interesting wave effects, where the animation propagates sequentially from one clip to the next around the carousel. Happy experimenting! 😄
Hashtags :
#DaVinciResolve #Fusion #MotionDesign #Carousel #FreeTemplate #Procedural #VideoEditing #VFX #DaVinciResolveFusion #MotionGraphics #FreeDownload #Tutorial #ZeroKeyframe #3D
