OpusClip Feature Requests

PLEASE, MAKE GOOD TEXT BOXES LIKE INSTAGRAM (textboxes that follow the text length and updated and clean emojis). I'VE ATTACHED AN EXAMPLE. BECAUSE CURRENTLY, PEOPLE ARE EXPORTING FROM OPUS AND DOING THIS ON ANOTHER PLATFORM THEREFORE LOSING QUALITY.... PLEASE AND THANK YOU <3

Automatically link related video to the short on youtube.

I would like to be able to delete clips I don't like on the list of clips produced from a link.

A way to change image/ in a template format through the MCP i want to remove the user need to do so

Id love the ability to have MCP change change background audio track .. Claude browser usage is clunky

i would like the ability to not have emojis in my clips

Feature that allows the user to automatically save their changes while they work in the editor, rather than relying solely on manual saves. This would help prevent the loss of edits in cases of unexpected refreshes, browser crashes, network interruptions, or other interruptions during editing. An auto-save feature would improve the editing experience and reduce the risk of losing significant amounts of work.

(1) automatically detect and cut 'odd' or unwanted intermediate sentences/sections without manual intervention, and (2) intelligently reorder clip segments (e.g., take part from the end and use it as the beginning).

When bulk scheduling clips, it would be extremely helpful to have an option to set a maximum number of clips that can be scheduled per day before the remaining clips are automatically pushed to later days. For example, if I have 20 clips ready to schedule, I may only want to post 3 clips per day, starting at 10:00 AM, with each clip spaced 4 hours apart. Ideally, I could select all 20 clips at once, choose “3 posts per day,” set the first posting time to 10:00 AM, set the posting interval to 4 hours, and OpusClip would automatically distribute the remaining clips across future days using that same schedule. Right now, the only way to achieve this is by manually selecting 3 clips at a time and scheduling them day by day. This makes bulk scheduling slower and more tedious, especially for users who are planning content across multiple platforms or trying to maintain a consistent daily posting cadence. Adding a daily post limit for bulk scheduling would make the scheduling workflow much faster, cleaner, and easier to manage.