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Overview
SuperPrintFX recreates print-press textures inside Fusion and DaVinci Resolve. It covers several distinct modes: Halftone in a standard grid or dots, Halftone Animated in CMYK and RGB for moving screens, a DuoTone shader, a Guilloche pattern like the fine line-work on banknotes, and a Newspaper Dither. Each mode has its own controls for dot size, angle, and color, so the same clip can read as a comic print, a risograph, or a newspaper scan.
Because it is a native Fusion fuse it runs on both DaVinci Resolve Free and Studio across macOS, Windows, and Linux, with no external dependencies. Installation is manual: drop the fuse into your Fusion Macros folder and it appears in the Effects Library. It sells for $25 on Gumroad and stays on the Fusion page rather than the Edit page.
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Pros
- Multiple print-style modes: halftone, duotone, guilloche, newspaper dither
- Halftone Animated in CMYK and RGB for dynamic looks
- Works in both DaVinci Resolve Free and Studio
- Cross-platform: macOS, Windows, and Linux
- Native Fusion fuse with no external dependencies
Cons
- Limited to Fusion page or Fusion compositions on the Edit page
- No free trial available
- Requires manual installation into Fusion Macros folder
Verdict
SuperPrintFX covers a wide range of print aesthetics in one fuse, from halftone to guilloche, so motion designers and editors can get print-inspired looks without leaving Resolve. The trade-off is that it runs on the Fusion page only and has no trial.
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