DaVinci Resolve · Rendering and delivery
How to render multiple timelines in DaVinci Resolve
The short answer
On the Deliver page, add a job for the current timeline, switch to the next timeline and add another, then click Render All. The Render Queue renders the jobs one after another.
5 steps
In DaVinci Resolve
- 01Set up the first job
- 02Switch timelines
- 03Add it to the queue
- 04Render them all
- 05Or render from other projects
01
Set up the first job
On the Deliver page, choose your render settings and click Add to Render Queue.
02
Switch timelines
Choose the next timeline from the menu above the viewer, or double-click it in the Media Pool.
03
Add it to the queue
Check the settings and click Add to Render Queue again. Repeat for every timeline.
04
Render them all
Click Render All. To render only some, select those jobs in the Render Queue first and click Render.
05
Or render from other projects
Click the three-dot menu at the top of the Render Queue and choose Show All Projects to see and render queued jobs from other projects.
Good to know
Before you start
- Note 1
- Each job keeps the settings it was added with. If you change a setting afterwards, click the pencil on the job to update it.
Eddie AI
Do it in Eddie
Ask Eddie to export every edit, and it renders them one after another.
Say "Export all my edits as MP4s." Eddie exports them one at a time and returns one link per edit. There's no single button that exports every edit into one file. Timeline exports to Resolve are also per edit, at 100 credits each.
FAQ
Questions
- Can Resolve render several jobs at the same time?
- The Render Queue renders jobs one after another, not in parallel.
- How do I export each clip as a separate file?
- In Render Settings, choose Individual clips instead of Single clip. Resolve renders every clip on the timeline as its own file.
