Trial
3 days free
One per computer; the button is in the key window.
- DaVinci Resolve
- Windows
- App
Zoom in DaVinci Resolve — even at last. On Windows the first wheel click tears the timeline zoom with a huge jump, and after that the steps get smaller but stay jerky. WSF splits every click over the Resolve window into one small, identical step — like in every other program.
Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" — the installer doesn't have a paid digital signature yet. Click "More info", then "Run anyway".
If your browser says the file isn't commonly downloaded, choose "…" → "Keep".
Timeline 101:00:24:00
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TitleTitle
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InterviewCityHandsInterviewCoffeeInterview
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InterviewCityHandsInterviewCoffeeInterview
ZoomClicks: 0
Without WSFWith WSF
Scroll the mouse wheel over the timeline
How it works
Lives in the tray, waiting for the cursor over Resolve.
Resolve only
Other programs don't notice
In a browser, Explorer or Premiere the wheel is as usual; over Resolve it is even.
Nothing to turn off
Horizontal
Shift + wheel — smoothly sideways
Right to the cut you need, no scroll bar.
The same even step as the zoom
Settings and tray
A step for your mouse
By default a click is 7 times finer than native. Step, speed-up and curve can be changed and saved as a preset.
Tray: on, off, settings
Comparison
Resolve as is vs Resolve with WSF
Same timeline, same wheel — a different step.
Resolve on Windows
- First click“a jump of a quarter of the scale”
- Next clickssmaller and different every time — the zoom jerks
- Step sizewhatever Resolve made it
Resolve with DaVinci WSF
- First clicka small step, like all the others
- Next clicksall the same — the zoom runs evenly
- Step sizeyour own: 10 to 500, 17 of the native 120 by default
The first click is just like the rest
“A quarter of the scale” is the author's word, not a measurement; the diagram exaggerates it.
Free trial
Scroll the wheel in your own project.
Key
Forever
Price to be announced. New computer — the key moves over.
Installation
One file, no administrator rights.
Download
The installer, .
Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" — the installer doesn't have a paid digital signature yet. Click "More info", then "Run anyway".
If your browser says the file isn't commonly downloaded, choose "…" → "Keep".
Install
Start with Windows — a checkbox, if you like.
Trial or key
The key window opens by itself.
Scroll the wheel
Over the Resolve timeline — even now.
Versions
Each version — what was added, changed and fixed.
Version 1.5.0
October 25, 2026Changed
- During the trial the app tells the site once a day that it was launched — just that and the day; a line under the trial button in the key window says so.
- "Buy" opens the same page, tagged as coming from the plugin.
This plugin is alive and growing fast
We're actively developing and testing it, so your feedback means a lot. Found a bug or missing a feature? Let us know — most fixes and requests ship within 3–4 days of your report.
Questions
No Mac version yet. It’s coming soon.
As usual — with the mouse wheel over the Resolve timeline. WSF splits every wheel click while the cursor is over the Resolve window.
No. In a browser, Explorer and Premiere the wheel stays as it is: the program works only when the cursor is over the Resolve window.
Yes. In the settings: wheel step from 10 to 500 (17 by default), duration from 10 to 2000 ms, speed-up and one of four curves. A good setup is saved as a preset.
The tray icon: the Enabled item turns smoothing off and the icon turns gray. Click it again to turn it back on.
No. It installs without administrator rights. Start with Windows — a checkbox in the installer or in the settings. Uninstalling removes the settings too.
Smoothing turns off and the key window says “The Trial Has Ended”. Enter the key right there: the Key row in the main window or Key Needed… in the tray menu.
DaVinci WSF — even zoom in Resolve
3-day free trial · Windows · version 1.5.0