The most complete way to move your
Premiere Pro project to DaVinci Resolve and back!

CrossFlow 1.1: Premiere Pro and Resolve can now be on two computers

CrossFlow converts your Premiere Pro project into a ready-to-grade DaVinci Resolve project.

Multicam, nested sequences, keyframes, time remapping, special audio configuration, clip names and color: they arrive as real, editable Resolve items. Anything Resolve can’t reproduce is rendered automatically and placed exactly where it belongs.

Then bring the grade back: CrossFlow returns your graded clips from Resolve into a new copy of your Premiere Pro project automatically. Your original project is never changed.

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Windows & macOS · Resolve Studio 20+ · Premiere 25+ · Runs 100% locally

Why not just export an XML, AAF, or EDL?

Transfers a lot more

CrossFlow supports multicam, nested sequences, merged clips, extended clips, remixed clips, speed-changed and time-remapped clips, adjustment layers, Warp Stabilizer, clip colors and markers, bin/folder structure, and more.

Never silently drops what it can’t convert

CrossFlow transcodes anything Resolve genuinely can’t reproduce.
An unsupported effect, an After Effects composition, a masked clip: it is rendered automatically through Adobe Media Encoder, so the visual result is preserved.

Closes the loop back to Premiere

Once you’ve graded clips in Resolve, Return to Premiere brings the graded shots back into a new copy of your Premiere Pro project automatically, keeping any original native info on other clips.

Tells you exactly what happened

Every run is kept with a detailed, per-clip breakdown of what was converted, transcoded, or flagged, instead of a silent export you have to reverse-engineer by eye.

Works across two computers

Editor on Premiere Pro, colorist on Resolve? Machine Transfer sends the project in a transfer file, finds the media on the other computer even if they moved, and brings the graded clips back. Windows and Mac, in any combination, and one license is enough. See how Machine Transfer works.

Needs more details? Check the guide!

I made a very deep guide, with a lot of features tested: multicam, motion params, keyframes, masks, nested sequences, audio, … to check the difference between native solutions like XML, AAF, EDL or OTIO and CrossFlow.
See the XML vs AAF vs EDL vs OTIO vs Crossflow guide.

See how CrossFlow works

See every supported feature