Rise AI image manipulation downloads
I have some photos which need colour adjusting. Adobe Photoshop has all the editing tools but it will take ages to modify them all one by one. They do have AI tools/prompts but everything cost credits. So I thought use Rise instead. Add an AI image, attach the photo and ask it to colour correct via the prompt. It does a great job and is 'free'. The only problem, you can download the image but it changes the image proportions (and drops file size). Can you have an option to match the original image size and quality settings. I need to edit 360 degree images and they won't import into storyline after editing.Notify Users When Credits are Used
We have a large number of Rise users who don't all pay attention to announcements. Several have used thousands of credits "playing" with AI Avatars because they did not know that there were credits being deducted from a general bucket of credits for everyone to use. There should be a notification each time a user is about to complete any action that will use credits to alert them that credits are being used and telling them exactly how many credits they are using. This doesn't seem like something that should need to be requested.Interactive Video: Start from blank option or Rise block option
Loving the new AI features! In particular I love the ability to upload a video and have checkpoints and knowledge checks baked in with AI-assistance! Something that I would like to see would be the option to "Start from blank" on the Interactive Videos, or have the ability for them to be interactive blocks in Rise. I don't always find myself needing to let the AI do that for me. Sometimes, I'd like the ability to decide when and what those checkpoints should be without assistance. For example, when we have a short-length video that we don't necessarily want to spend 3,000 of the AI credits on when we already know when and what types of interactions we'd like to add. ~ FrankieImprovements to the Review 360 + Rise 360 Review Process
Real‑Time Review Updates When reviewers access a Review 360 link and leave comments, they should be able to see updates in real time—without waiting for the author to republish or send a new link. Rise already allows real‑time updates when publishing LMS output, so extending this behavior to Review 360 would make collaboration significantly smoother and reduce downtime between revisions. Comment Linking to Specific Lesson Sections Even with screenshots and highlights, it can be difficult to find exactly where a reviewer’s comment applies—especially in larger courses. A feature that lets comments attach directly to a specific block, media item, or text element in Rise 360 (similar to slide‑anchored comments in Storyline or PowerPoint) would reduce time spent searching through lessons. Change Tracking in AI-Assisted Edits When AI makes adjustments—for example, replacing a term like “client” with “customer”—the only way to verify changes is by scrolling through the whole lesson. A “review changes” mode or a searchable list showing where edits occurred would help creators quickly confirm modifications and avoid missing anything. Also, giving the developer the ability to say I want this one changed, but not this other one would be beneficial. Improved Reviewer Navigation Flexibility When a reviewer receives a Review 360 link, they often must follow the course’s navigation rules (knowledge checks, continue buttons, locked progress). Even if restricted navigation is turned off, certain interactive elements still block progress unless completed. Reviewers should be able to freely jump to any lesson or section without needing to complete activities—saving authors from temporarily removing knowledge checks or continue buttons just for the review cycle. Overall Benefit These enhancements would dramatically reduce review time, eliminate duplicate work across multiple reviewers, and streamline development for anyone building courses for employers or clients.Direct Stock Image Library Integration in Rise 360
Would it be possible to integrate external stock image libraries directly into Rise 360? Many organizations already have subscriptions to licensed stock image libraries and use them as their primary source for course imagery (e.g., Shutterstock, Envato, BigStock, etc.). Currently, the workflow requires us to leave Rise, search the external library, download the asset, and then upload it into Rise. It would be extremely helpful if Rise could allow users to: Search connected stock image libraries directly within Rise Preview available images while working on a course Insert a selected, licensed image directly into a Rise block Retain the asset/source information for reference Connect an organization's existing stock library subscription Potentially allow AI to recommend images based on the lesson content With the continued development of AI features in Rise, I think there is an opportunity to take this even further. For example, AI could understand the content of a lesson and suggest relevant images from an organization's connected or approved stock libraries, while still allowing the course designer to make the final selection. For organizations producing a large volume of e-learning courses, this could save a significant amount of time and make the image-selection workflow much more efficient. Is integration with external stock image libraries something Articulate is considering for the Rise 360 roadmap?A way to show AI tag/icon on photos and videos
In EU there's a code of practice on transparency of AI-generated content. It comes with a set of icons for developers to mark relevant content. I have tried to mark images that I use in Rise with the icons, but because of the device-adaption in Rise, the icons will naturally shift position and sometimes disappear. It would be great if there could be an option in Rise to place a small icon in the corner of an image-block, so that it would automatically adjust, according to the screen of the used devise. Or simply just an option on the image-block, to let the program mark it with an AI icon. Example of EU's AI icons: Example of a transparent version of an AI icon placed in the corner of an image:Text-To-Speech on All Slides at Once
Hello! I'd like to suggest a future enhancement that allows a Storyline user to add text to speech audio to all slides with notes at once. This would be a big efficiency gain for anyone who uses the notes for the transcript. While it is already helpful to just click the button to create text to speech from the slides notes, it would be significantly quicker if we could get a prompt or something similar such as "would you like to insert text to speech audio using this voice on every slide in this scene / project that has existing slide notes?"AI Image, Media, Prompt Library/History
Hi, I am relatively new to the e-learning/Articulate world and I haven't used Articulate as much as many others in this community. However, one of the things that I think could be a valuable asset to the AI assistant would be a library of any previously generated images or prompts. This would be valuable in a few settings that I thought of. Maintaining a certain image style throughout the course. Revising of other AI generated images/audio that has been added and then deleted from the course to be able to pick up where I left off with the prompt. Referencing previously well developed prompts that I would like to use again. Having the library or a history of my prompts would be valuable to help the forward momentum of the project instead of constantly starting over in the AI prompt. I understand I can simply save the images or prompts to a local drive or cloud storage. However, often times I forget or don't think to save them in the moment. I believe having this built into Articulate would make the usage more intuitive and user friendly. Thank you! Amanda Buzzell
