Markers. Already done.

Frame-accurate markers for your timeline

Free. Takes seconds.

Still nudging clips frame by frame?

You don’t have to anymore

Design your own marker patterns

Use marker patterns as building blocks like ‘LEGO’.

  • Stack patterns directly in your timeline

  • Test and adjust in real time

  • Keep what works. Remove what doesn’t

No planning. No guesswork.

The frame-accurate markers are video files; they can be cut, saved, copied, and stacked. No AI anywhere!

Clean, frame-accurate markers for DaVinci Resolve

Create marker patterns that make your cuts land

Marker Patterns

ODD METER

FIBONACCI

STRAIGHT

WHY EDITING TAKES SO LONG

You make a cut. Move it. Watch it. Move it again.

Over and over…

Moving cuts back and forth

You keep adjusting the cut, trying to land it.

Guessing off the waveform

You’re lining things up by eye, hoping it lands right.

You drop markers manually

Close… but not quite. So you adjust them again.

There’s a faster way to do this.

See it in action

Cut where the markers hit. No guessing.

EDIT FASTER. ADJUST LESS.

You stop second-guessing your cuts

Place it once. Move on.

Cuts land first time

You don’t need to keep adjusting to get it right.

No more guessing

You follow the markers instead of eyeballing it.

Change things easily

Swap music or clips without reworking everything.

Start with a clean base

Your edit already has a guide to follow

Markers across your edit. This is what you’re cutting to.

Different timing structures for different pacing

Marker Patterns

ODD METER

FIBONACCI

STRAIGHT

Download 3 for free and drop straight into your timeline

Want to try it out?

Straight Cuts
(Marker Pack)

Evenly spaced cuts at 3 tempos
(60 / 120 / 240 BPM 4/4)

Drop the marker file in. Your cuts land instantly.

No guessing. Just cut on the markers.

Built for Resolve. Works in any editor.

ABOUT CLEARCUE

ClearCue builds tools for working with timing in video.

Built between North Wales and the Himalayas.

Audio, software, and editing, focused on one thing: timing.

Stop guessing. Start cutting.