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DDG Admins - thanks for all the great new features! On the search bar, could we get a filter-by-model option? For instance: show only images created in ChatGPT 2, or SeeDream, or ImagineArt, etc.?
239 reports since 4 September 2026: 147 fixed (62%), 29 declined, 63 still open.
DDG Admins - thanks for all the great new features! On the search bar, could we get a filter-by-model option? For instance: show only images created in ChatGPT 2, or SeeDream, or ImagineArt, etc.?
Many Dreamers delete all their public Dreams which got fewer likes (probably to make their first few pages more impressive). Since a Dreamers own posts compete with each other on each day, the net result is that large numbers of excellent Dreams are never seen beyond day one! So, my Feature Request is to have Tiers to view on Dreamers own pages. The individual Dreamer would decide where the splits were made based on number of likes received. For example split at 65 likes and 30 likes. When viewed, the highest tier would be as now with all highly liked Dreams. When 'View the middle Tier' was selected all Dreams between (in my example) 30 and 65 would be seen. When 'View low Tier' was selected, this (in my example) would show all candidates for Hiden Gems, provided they were at least 7 days from posting. For the more successful Dreamers, this system would avoid totally deleting good but less immediately liked Dreams. More good Dreams would remain for viewers to explore in the lower Tiers.
Unreal
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It would be helpful if the “+ Add Your Own” button remained visible whenever we search for a modifier, making it easier to add modifiers without having to scroll down to find the option. Since adding this button to the search area might affect the grouping of the modifiers, I think the click-and-drag feature for rearranging modifiers, which someone has already suggested, would be needed as well. This would make it more convenient to organize modifiers in our preferred order. Thank you!
∎ Lexi ∎
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I think it would be nice if there was the opportunity to like the dreams directly on the hidden gem page. Now it is necessary to open each individual dream page.
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Please add another parameter—namely "Gamma" (like in the old AI editor)—under: AI Image edit -> AI Image Editor -> Adjust -> Adjustments.
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A feature like this already exists on NightCafe. Each member can curate and showcase a collection (or several thematic ones) of works they appreciate, created by other members. Furthermore, any user can flag their images to prevent them from being added to such collections. In my opinion it's a good feature! From #252: each user should be able to create one or more collections that others can visit, in order to gather and save the items they prefer, or objects that share certain characteristics depending on the collection's theme.
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I'd love to see more "Interview the Dreamer" features, maybe once a month. There are so many DDG artists whose work I enjoy, and I'd love to know more about the person behind the dreams: how they started with AI art, what inspires them, which models they enjoy, how their style developed, what they struggle with, and which dream surprised them most. Sometimes seeing the finished image is only half the story. The other half is the little human sitting behind the prompt thinking, experimenting, failing, laughing, and trying again. A monthly Dreamer Interview could help us discover artists we might otherwise miss and learn from each other in a much more personal way. More dreams are wonderful. More stories behind the dreamers would be even better.
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Why are some of the models set on Auto with no way to change to the size you want? I'd like the option to pick the size myself rather than being stuck with Auto.
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The Generate Video feature has no negative prompt option. It would be good to include one, similar to what's available elsewhere.
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Suggest introducing a new category called "Prompt Corner", alongside the existing categories such as Latest, Best, Editor's Choice, and so on. The idea is simple: anyone who wants to can share their prompts in this dedicated space, without having to upload a rendered image, so the focus is on the prompt itself rather than on an image that has already been created. Instead of simply copying and reproducing someone else's finished work, everyone could take the same prompt and experiment with it using their preferred AI model, whether it's Krea, Grok, or any other AI tool. It would be fascinating to see how the same prompt can produce completely different results depending on the AI model, individual settings, and personal creative input. Users could share their results and compare the differences. In the Prompt Corner, members could exchange ideas, discuss techniques, and learn from one another. Sharing prompts would be entirely voluntary, and prompts posted there could be freely used by other community members. It could become a place for inspiration, experimentation, collaboration, and creative exchange. A big benefit: having a dedicated space for freely shared prompts could help reduce frustration and misunderstandings about prompts being copied and reused without permission. If a prompt is shared specifically for others to use, everyone knows where they stand, and the community can focus more on creativity and less on disputes about copying. In my opinion it would be a win-win: a place to share ideas, explore the possibilities of different AI models, discover unexpected results, and inspire each other to create something unique.
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Thanks for the 'Try style' feature, I do love it very much. However, since 'Try style' gives only two options (the use of the most expensive generators), shouldn't the dream artist receive at least 5 points for using this feature? Also, I didn't realize that if I have some leftover points on a reset day, they will be taken back. I've lost over 300 points this month, but to be on a fair side, I do use a lot of the free generator option, so perhaps it went to that address.
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I strongly dislike the secrecy of groups. Why can't they be public so everyone can join them? Groups should have rules, and repeated offences can be dealt with in a civil manner by being cautioned or, eventually, removed — at least temporarily. As an example, these are my group's rules: when a dispute cannot be resolved, moderators may take the following steps — Caution: the member receives a private or public reminder about the group rules. Temporary removal: if the behavior continues, the member may be temporarily removed from the group. Permanent removal: a member may be blocked from the group at the moderators' discretion if they repeatedly violate the rules or engage in harassment, personal attacks, or deliberate misinformation. Reinstatement: a removed member may request reinstatement; if at least two existing members support the appeal, that person will be reinstated and given a new chance to contribute and belong. I think this rule set is fair and not overbearing.
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Sometimes, some kind of glitch or error appears in videos, or a sound glitch in generated music...maybe we should have an option to edit videos and music, to fix the glitch/error?
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I think Generate Music should have a bit more options, at least some of these: - Music genre (e.g EDM, Pop, Rock, Classical, Metal etc) - Vocalist (female, male, both, choir, ethereal voices, or no vocalist) - Language (available languages that the AI model can generate) -
Zorax
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Hi DDG Team, I’d like to suggest adding custom audience/visibility options when publishing artworks, such as Public, Followers-Only, or Selected Audience/Groups. Having a Followers-Only option would give users a great incentive to build and grow their follower base on the platform, as creators could offer exclusive pieces to their loyal followers. Furthermore, being able to publish to selected audiences or groups would allow artists to tailor their posts to specific tastes filtering and sharing particular styles or niche artworks directly with the community members who appreciate them most. Thank you for considering this feature to help enhance community interaction and audience engagement!
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Why don't we see the date (not the time stamp) on comments? Anyone?
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Hi DDG Team, I’d like to suggest an improvement to the artwork reporting system. It would be extremely helpful for both users and your moderation team if we could select specific category tags when submitting a report. For example, adding options/tags such as: Sexual Content / Nudity Child Safety Concerns Hate Speech / Harassment Copyright Violation / Stolen Content Having these specific categories would streamline the reporting process for users and allow your team to prioritize and review flagged content much more efficiently. Additionally, it would be great if submitting a report generated a support ticket or sent a status update back to the user informing them whether action was taken or if the issue was resolved. This transparency would really boost community trust in the platform's moderation. Thank you for considering this improvement!
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We have the option to archive messages, but they disappear and are unavailable to me afterwards. Deleting messages removes them from the chat, presumably for both parties. Is it possible to get messages cc'd sent to email?
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I suggest categorizing the participants' work—for example, portrait, landscape, horror, and animal art—and selecting a "Picture of the Day" for each category. This way, more artworks will reach an audience, and the artists will gain recognition and inspiration. There are many interesting, high-quality pieces here, and it is a shame that, for various reasons, they might simply fade into obscurity.
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To make communication via private messages (PMs) or comments easier, it might be a good idea to allow users to specify their native language—on a strictly voluntary, optional basis—in their profile ("About" section), along with up to two additional languages they are proficient in speaking and writing. It has happened more than once that two "Dreamers" have been exchanging messages in English, only to discover later that they actually share the same native language. This would also help Dreamers who are not very comfortable—or not at all comfortable—with speaking or writing in English to connect, comment, or send messages; they would be able to see at a glance which languages the other person understands—perhaps even their own native language.
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Suggesting a recurring blog post that puts the spotlight on new members, so they don't get lost or overlooked on DDG.
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