Ratings or reviews on plugins
I would love it if people could leave ratings on plugins—one star through five stars, say. It would be even more awesome if they could leave ratings AND written reviews. My best guess as to whether a plugin is any good right now is looking at how many people have added it. However, I have learned the hard way this is not always a good predictor of a useful plugin. So I’m left wasting credits trying out dozens of plugins to find one that’s actually good. If people could leave feedback on plugins it would be soooo helpful!
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Annie Douglass Lima
Oct 21
•Merged request
Reviews/Ratings for Plugins
Lately I’ve been enjoying exploring different plugins. I’ve tried several and even created a couple of my own. It would be really helpful if there were a way to rate plugins (1-5 stars) and/or leave brief reviews/comments on them. For example, I found several that promise to improve a fight scene, and I would love to see which one(s) other users find the most helpful, and why, before I spend my credits using one that may not be as useful as others. I would also like to leave my own reviews so that in the future I could look back and remember that this one didn’t serve my purposes well, but that one was great. It would also be nice to leave a question/suggestion for the person who created the plugin, such as requesting they consider editing it to add additional parameters that would make it more useful. (I’d love to hear that kind of feedback from anyone who uses mine.)
Toby Crosby
Dec 18, 2025
•Merged request
Rating System for Plugins
Introduce a user rating system for plugins to help the community identify high-quality options and avoid wasting credits. When sorting by rating, please use a weighted algorithm that considers both the average score and the total number of reviews. This would ensure that a plugin with hundreds of 4.6-star reviews is rightfully ranked higher than one with only a handful of 5-star reviews. (The pitfall Amazon and many others’ rating systems fall into)