Feature Requests

I just started using your product and I wasted a lot of my AI credits asking questions such where is "x" when Underlord said "go to 'X' or do 'Y' " and I have no idea where it is. It would be nice to have a tour of key functions somewhere.... I tried the chat feature and had to get sent a pic via a link- but alas, that costs me AI credits as well... I think charging me credits to find your features that I should be able to find but couldn't shouldn't impact me and there should be a tour for these features.

Despite explicit instructions, the generated video always includes some degree of camera movement (zoom, sway, or drift), even when the prompt requests a 100% locked, static camera. The animation sometimes introduces unwanted elements (such as smoke or star twinkling) that were not requested, and fails to keep all non-flame, non-snowfall elements perfectly still. The result is that the first and last frames are not pixel-identical, breaking the seamless loop effect. These issues persist even with repeated attempts and increasingly strict prompts. Impact: This makes it impossible to create a truly seamless, ambient looping video from a still image where only specific areas (flames, snowfall) are animated and the rest of the scene remains perfectly static.

Is there a way to make it use the smart transitions between cuts? It does a really good job keeping the speaker centered! (Now that I know how to use it) but it's not very usable right now because of the jump cuts.

When the air fills with the faint scent of pine and cinnamon, it’s the perfect time to pause and enjoy some shared moments at work. I still remember the gentle hum of conversation, laughter bouncing off walls, and the surprise smiles over small treats brought in by coworkers. This year, organizing a christmas catering belfast office ( https://pearllemoncatering.com/christmas-office-catering-belfast/ ) isn’t about grandeur it’s about creating a space where people feel seen and valued, even if it’s just for an hour or two. Think of decorations as little nods to the season: a string of lights around the break room, a few paper snowflakes on the walls, or mugs with festive prints. It doesn’t take much: just enough to signal that this day is different special. Then there’s the food: nothing too fancy, but something comforting. Homemade sandwiches, a big bowl of salad, maybe a simple tray of cookies. Alternatively, a shared pot of hearty soup and fresh bread can go a long way toward creating that warm, communal vibe. What matters most is the company. Invite people to linger for a while to chat, to share holiday plans, or just enjoy a moment of calm together. A table set in the middle of the office encourages passing by, dropping in, and staying a little longer. Above all, this gathering isn’t about impressing anyone. It’s not a showpiece. It’s a small, thoughtful pause a chance for coworkers to connect, to step away from deadlines and messages, and just enjoy the comfort of human company. Use soft music in the background, maybe a playlist of mellow winter tunes. Keep lighting gentle. Let the ambiance be about ease, not spectacle. Let people arrive whenever they can and leave when they must. In those quiet, shared moments of ordinary food and conversation, something gentle and memorable often emerges. A sense of belonging, even if fleeting. A reminder that beyond tasks and roles, we’re all people sharing time and space. So this December, if you can take a breath, set a few sandwiches on a table, light up a string of lights, and see what moments unfold. May it bring a little warmth, a little connection, and a lot of simple joy.

When I use AI to shorten word gaps, it goes overboard. It truncates laughter, crosstalk and, often, actual dialogue that, for some reason, Descript didn't transcribe (usually the last word or two of someone speaking). Then I have to play back the entire composition and manually re-extend the shortenings that cut off too early. At the end of it, I don't save any time with this tool. This tool should be changed to just be "shorten gaps" rather than "shorten WORD gaps."

I have recurring audio and images that I include for every podcast episode I produce. It takes so much time to have to add this content to each new project. I've created templates so I don't have to recreate these elements BUT would be great to be able to pull from a global user or drive media library instead. Be able to add the multitrack elements as hot buttons where you can drag and drop these elements into a project easily.

first of all i cant seem to send you the file becasue you block it secondly i tried 5 different .md and .txt and but i use the ctms framework to edit with in descirtpt its uses calculus glyphs as opeators no other platform has problems with this part but you have no problem with ctms except in tts witch is just becuase you dont know about it i imagine you can learn about our ctms from neovertex1 on github. i use it for everthing. also i could really see if you would let me send you the files i was trying to the ctms manual and you would get it but how about a schema and place to uplaod my own dictionay i literly create words for a living and its so bad how my trascriptions waste my time i also could would replace my orginal real text tomatch with my audio that it came from it would be nice to beable to sync audio with text it would save you trascribing unneedely and also i write in 3 languages in the sameout put notmally it would be nice if you could catch that

Being able to use a virtual camera a la OBS would allow for significantly more control of the video while doing screen recording. Currently there's no way to manipulate the video at all, such as rotating for a vertically oriented camera, color correction, brightness/contrast adjustments, etc.

i use all my credits in just chatting with the bot plus some animations, I am totally fine with being charge for this month but i do want my money back