Draw a rectangle shape on the video in your right viewer as a reference point.This option ensures that your text will not only follow the movement in the video but will also adjust in rotation and scale to stay in proportion with the video. In the Inspector, change the Motion Type to Translation, Rotation, Scale.It should be connected to your node tree. Select the MediaIn node and press Shift + Spacebar to add a Planar Tracker node.

Drag the output of the Renderer3D node to the MediaIn node output to create a Merge node to connect everything together.Drag the output of the Text 3D node to the Renderer3D node to connect them if they aren’t connected automatically.Whenever working with a 3D element in DaVinci Resolve, a Renderer3D node is needed. Shift + Spacebar again to find and add a Renderer3D node.Step 2: Track Camera Movement with the PlanarTracker Type your text in the text box in the Inspector and make any initial formatting adjustments there as well.

With your Text 3D node selected, press 1 to bring up the node in the left viewer (video footage should be in the right viewer).Press Shift + Spacebar on the keyboard to pull up the Select tool and search for Text 3D.From the Cut page or Edit page, right-click your clip and choose Open in Fusion Page.In this tutorial, we will show you how to use the PlanarTracker node. There are 2 main ways to create the 3D text effects in DaVinci Resolve – using the CameraTracker or the PlanarTracker nodes. The best part about floating and fly through 3D text in DaVinci Resolve is that it looks a lot harder than it is! The 3D text effects work best alongside footage where the camera is physically moving through space, such as a dolly shot or drone footage.

Part 1: Learn How to Create 3D Floating & Fly Through Text

Part 2: 6 Amazingly Handy 3D Text Templates for DaVinci Resolve 17.

Part 1: Learn How to Create 3D Floating & Fly Through Text.

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