Pulse Edit orders your footage in the real order it happened, cuts it to the beat of your music, and hands you a finished timeline — inside DaVinci Resolve. It's part of the app, not an add-on. The whole day, assembled while you make coffee.
Renews monthly until you cancel. Cancel in one click. 14-day money-back guarantee.
A single wedding is hundreds of clips and dozens of hours. Building the highlight reel by hand eats your evenings and your margins.
Getting ready, first look, ceremony, party — the story only works in sequence. Sorting clips into the real timeline is tedious, manual, error-prone.
A wedding film lives or dies on the edit landing with the track. Doing that by ear, clip by clip, is the slowest part of the whole job.
Put the day's footage in a folder — or folders per moment (getting ready, ceremony, party). Add your music track.
Pulse Edit reads each clip's recording time and assembles the day in the exact order it happened. Long moments stay on the same clip, cut to the beat — no random jumps. If you shot with two cameras, their clips interleave correctly as long as the cameras' clocks were in sync.
You get a finished timeline, synced to the music, ready to refine in DaVinci Resolve — free or Studio. The grunt work is done.
Wedding editing isn't a separate product — it's Pulse Edit. Nothing extra to buy.
€13/month, VAT included. Renews monthly until you cancel — cancel in one click, no email needed. 14-day money-back guarantee.
You drop your clips into a folder. Pulse Edit reads each clip's recording time, arranges them in the real order of the day, and cuts them to the beat of your chosen music — then exports a finished timeline into DaVinci Resolve.
Yes. It exports a standard timeline (OTIO) that opens in all versions of DaVinci Resolve, including the free one — no scripting required.
Yes — that's the whole point. It reads the recording timestamp of every clip and assembles the day from getting ready to the party, in the order it actually happened.
It stays on that clip and uses consecutive segments of it, cut to the beat, instead of jumping to random footage — so the moment keeps its continuity.
No. Chronological wedding assembly is part of Pulse Edit — same app, same €13/month, nothing extra to buy. Export one folder per part of the day (preparations, ceremony, shooting, dinner, party) for the best result.