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FlexiGlass

by Nx Color·VFX

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Why we like it

FlexiGlass earns its place in the aescripts library as a physically-based approach to decorative glass inside DaVinci Resolve. As a version 1.0 release, it covers Resolve 19 through 21 from the start.

What is FlexiGlass?

FlexiGlass is a physically-based decorative glass engine built for DaVinci Resolve. Created by Nx Color, it brings decorative glass into the Resolve environment through a physically-based approach.

This is the plugin's first public release, version 1.0, which arrived on February 18, 2026. It supports DaVinci Resolve 21, 20 and 19, covering three consecutive major versions of the host application. As an initial release, the current build reflects the feature set shipped at launch.

FlexiGlass is listed here as free; for current licensing terms, check the developer's page. A demo video is available for anyone who wants to see the tool before installing it. The plugin appears in the aescripts library, where it sits alongside other tools and scripts for DaVinci Resolve.

Who is FlexiGlass best for?

FlexiGlass is best for daVinci Resolve users working with decorative glass effects.

How much does FlexiGlass cost?

FlexiGlass is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Physically-based decorative glass engine for DaVinci Resolve
  • Compatible with DaVinci Resolve 21, 20 and 19
  • Initial release, version 1.0 (February 18, 2026)
  • Demo video available
  • Listed as free in the aescripts library

Tags

#FlexiGlass#DaVinci Resolve#Nx Color#decorative glass#physically-based#aescripts#VFX

Frequently asked questions

Does FlexiGlass work with DaVinci Resolve 21, 20 or 19?

FlexiGlass supports DaVinci Resolve 21, 20 and 19, so it runs across three consecutive major versions of the host application. This is a version 1.0 release that first shipped on February 18, 2026, meaning that compatibility list reflects the tool at its initial launch. If you are on one of those three Resolve versions, FlexiGlass is meant to work with your setup. For any changes to supported versions in later updates, the developer's page on aescripts is the place to confirm the current requirements before installing.

Is FlexiGlass free to download?

FlexiGlass is listed here as free, though licensing terms can change, so the developer's page is the best place to confirm the current arrangement before you download it. This catalog entry covers the version 1.0 release from February 18, 2026, for DaVinci Resolve 21, 20 and 19. Beyond the free listing, refer to the developer's page for the most accurate and up-to-date licensing information for the plugin.

Is there a demo video for FlexiGlass?

FlexiGlass has a demo video available, which you can view before deciding whether to install it. Watching it is a straightforward way to get a first look at the plugin ahead of adding it to your DaVinci Resolve setup. FlexiGlass itself is a physically-based decorative glass engine for Resolve, currently at version 1.0 following its February 18, 2026 initial release. For the video link and any further material, the developer's page on aescripts is where you will find the current resources.

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