Artlist Templates vs MrAlexTech

Artlist Templates is a catalog of customizable project files for video-editing software. Designs cover titles, lower thirds, transitions, slideshows and more, with animations, text placeholders and effects. Templates are available for Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve, and are intended for professional desktop software rather than mobile editing apps. Users can preview templates, choose a software version to download, save items to Favorites or Artboards, and share them. Downloads arrive in ZIP folders with the project file, font links and help materials. Video templates are included in Footage and Templates and Artlist Max subscriptions. Footage and Templates costs $31.99 a year, billed 31.99 / month (billed annually), and includes a Pro license for commercial and client work. That plan does not include AI tools; Artlist Max is required for those. Free accounts can browse the catalog but cannot preview templates. Trial downloads are for preview only and are not licensed for published projects.

MrAlexTech makes plugins and tools for DaVinci Resolve, including MagicAnimate, MagicZoom, and MagicScript, for Windows and Mac. MagicAnimate animates clips, logos, webcams, and titles with In, Mid, and Out moves without requiring keyframes. Its free version has the same motion engine and no licence, account, or time limit; the full version adds MagicMove, MagicKeyframe, 159 presets, and up to six extra timeline positions. MagicZoom offers point-based zooms, camera moves, magnifier-window Pop Out effects, and face tracking. MagicScript runs saved scripts from within DaVinci Resolve Studio. MagicAnimate and MagicZoom require DaVinci Resolve 21 or later, while MagicScript requires Studio 21.1 or later and does not run in the free edition. MagicScript is free. MagicAnimate full version and MagicZoom each cost $49.99 as a one-time purchase, with tax where applicable, and include free updates for life. The site lists a 7-day trial. Face detection and tracking run locally, according to the maker.