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LOG

by Henry LA·Motion Graphics

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Why we like it

LOG earns its place in the aescripts library as a dedicated curve editor for Fusion keyframes, with recent updates focused on copying and pasting curves directly from DaVinci Resolve.

What is LOG?

LOG is a curve editor for keyframes in DaVinci Resolve, built for Fusion. It focuses on creating smooth curves and gives you a simple interface for editing them with precision.

Beyond basic editing, LOG can apply curves to multiple nodes at the same time and copy values from existing curves. You can create and save presets for reuse, and customize the interface to suit your preferences. Recent updates added the ability to copy curves directly from DaVinci Resolve (Fusion), along with Ctrl/Cmd + Z undo support for pasted curves and an expanded handle grabbing area.

LOG runs with DaVinci Resolve 20 and 19, and a demo video is available on the developer's page. It sits in the aescripts library and is listed here as free.

Who is LOG best for?

LOG is best for daVinci Resolve users working with keyframe curves in Fusion who want to edit them precisely, apply them across multiple nodes, and reuse saved presets.

How much does LOG cost?

LOG is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Simple UI for easy interaction
  • Apply curves to multiple nodes simultaneously
  • Copy values from existing curves
  • Create and save presets for reuse
  • Customizable UI to suit your preferences
  • Edit curves with precision

Tags

#DaVinci Resolve#Fusion#curve editor#keyframes#animation#presets#workflow

Frequently asked questions

Does LOG work with DaVinci Resolve 20?

LOG is compatible with DaVinci Resolve 20 and 19. It operates within Fusion, where it adds a curve editor for keyframes and lets you create smooth curves. Inside that environment you can edit curves with precision, apply them to multiple nodes at once, and copy values from existing curves. For confirmation of current compatibility and any newer releases, check the developer's page.

What did the LOG 1.3.1 update add?

LOG version 1.3.1, released October 4, 2025, added Ctrl/Cmd + Z undo support for pasted curves in Fusion and limited the paste list to curves under the playhead. It also improved controls on the Numbers tab, added a loading cursor during the paste process, and expanded the handle grabbing area. Fixes covered preset name visibility, the About window UI, properties not loading in the paste button, and the properties list closing when you click outside it.

Can LOG copy curves from DaVinci Resolve?

LOG can copy values from existing curves, and version 1.3 added the ability to copy curves directly from DaVinci Resolve (Fusion). Once copied, you can paste them, with the paste list showing only curves under the playhead, and undo the paste using Ctrl/Cmd + Z. LOG can also apply curves to multiple nodes simultaneously and save presets for reuse, so repeated setups can be reapplied across a project.

Is LOG free to use?

LOG is listed here as free. This catalog does not track live pricing, so for the current licensing terms and download details, check the developer's page on aescripts. That page also hosts a demo video. LOG works inside DaVinci Resolve (Fusion) as a curve editor for keyframes, letting you create smooth curves, apply them across multiple nodes, and save presets for reuse once it's in place.

Alternatives to LOG

Also in Motion Graphics for DaVinci Resolve.

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