Platform Support

Supported platforms and host applications for Flares OFX are listed below. Unless otherwise noted, all builds are GPU-accelerated and require an OpenFX-compatible host.

Operating Systems

Windows

Rocky Linux 8 / 9

Note
Linux support is limited to Nuke.
Fusion and DaVinci Resolve are not supported on Linux at this time.
macOS is not supported.

Supported Host Applications

Flares OFX has been officially tested and validated in the following host applications:

Nuke
DaVinci Resolve
Fusion

These applications are part of our regular testing pipeline and are considered supported.

Untested but Expected to Work

Flame

Flame is expected to function correctly, as it supports the OpenFX standard and the required GPU features. However, it has not been officially tested by us.

Studios using Flame should validate the plugin in their environment before deploying it into production.

Minimum System Requirements

Operating System

Windows 10 or newer
Rocky Linux 8 / 9 (Nuke only)
macOS is not supported

Linux support is limited to Nuke. Fusion and Resolve are not supported on Linux at this time.

Graphics Card (GPU)

NVIDIA GPU with CUDA support
Compute Capability 5.0 or higher (most NVIDIA GPUs from 2014 and newer)
Recommended: 6–12 GB VRAM
Minimum: 4 GB VRAM

Graphics Drivers

Latest NVIDIA Game Ready or Studio drivers
OpenGL 3.3 or higher required

CPU & Memory

64-bit Intel or AMD CPU
Quad-core CPU or higher recommended
16 GB RAM recommended (8 GB minimum)

Additional Notes

Flares OFX does not run on integrated GPUs (Intel HD / UHD).
AMD GPUs are not supported.
The operating system must ensure the plugin runs on the dedicated NVIDIA GPU.
Rendering continues to work even if the license expires; only UI editing is restricted.

For licensing options and pricing details, see the Pricing section on our website.