Allavio vs MotionVFX

Allavio makes customizable templates for video editing in DaVinci Resolve. Its catalog includes titles, transitions, effects, infographics, openers, overlays, social media assets, tools, and video displays. Most templates allow changes to text, fonts, colors, animation, shadows, and glows, and editable source files are available. Templates are made using Blackmagic Design’s Fusion software. Most are DRFX files installed with a double-click; Text Animator instead requires the free Allavio Hub desktop app and DaVinci Resolve 19 or above on macOS or Windows. The free catalog includes a sample with 10 motion graphic titles and a Highlighter Effect, both listed at $0.00. Individual templates are listed at $14.99 USD once. A commercial license is available, and listed resolutions are HD and 4K. Allavio supports macOS, Windows, and web. It says it offers personalized support, including one-on-one video calls and tutorials, for free and paid products.

MotionVFX offers motion design elements, video effects, and software tools for video editors. Its listed capabilities include motion graphics, tracking, rotoscoping, automated captions, cinematic grading, and video upscaling. The mExtension app lets Final Cut Pro users browse, download, and apply elements inside the editor, including a free collection of overlays, effects, transitions, typography, and add-ons. mCaptionsAI lists 86 caption styles and support for 90+ languages. The homepage says mUpscalerAI can upscale video to 1080p, 4K, and up to 8K without cloud dependency. Product support spans Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, and After Effects, with some Resolve and Premiere products available for macOS or Windows. A plugin is required. MotionVFX lists a free plan, paid options from $39/mo, and a 14-day trial. mExtension requires macOS Ventura 13.6.9 and Final Cut Pro 10.6.5; Apple silicon Macs are recommended. Some older FxPlug3-based products will not be updated further.