Marker Range Render Queue

Turn timeline marker ranges into named Deliver-page render jobs.

Build repeatable render-queue jobs from duration markers, point-marker ranges, or mixed marker selections without recreating each range by hand.

What it does for you

  • Every duration marker becomes its own render job, named after the marker.
  • Filter by marker colour, keep your render preset and output folder.
  • Re-run after a revision instead of setting In/Out and file names by hand.

Requirements

  • DaVinci Resolve Studio 19.1 or newer (the free version of Resolve blocks script windows).
  • Windows 10/11 and macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon and Intel). One file works on both.
  • Install: copy the .lua file into Resolve's Scripts/Utility folder, then open it from Workspace > Scripts.
  • Tested in DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 on Windows 11. The script also runs on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon). If anything does not work on your Mac, please report it on GitHub or by email.

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Every duration marker on the timeline becomes one render job1 / 2

What it does

Reads timeline markers and converts valid marker selections into render ranges.

How to use it

1

Open the timeline containing your delivery markers.

2

Choose Duration markers only, point-marker, or mixed range mode.

3

Set the minimum number of frames and optional output-name prefix.

4

Enter the exact name of a saved Resolve render preset.

5

Choose the output folder.