Idea Board

Wondering why there is a character limits (less than 10k) on "rich text" field of custom post type as shown in picture below. I am trying to create a blog using Custom field for content but with this limitation, its simply inconvenient. Please remove this limitation as early as possible.

Would be great if we could make simple changes (like crop) an image which we’ve already uploaded.

I would like to suggest two small changes. The first is that changing the name is done by double-clicking on the name in the explorer. Most other builders do exactly that. It's a little complicated here. And the second is that activating the explorer, in addition to the described methods, has a special place somewhere logical, so that it is activated only by clicking.

Would be cool to have the option to add multiple images to an image element in the backende, from which one image is randomly selected and displayed in the frontend. This offers the opportunity to create a more dynamic webpage, that doesn't look the same on every visit.

Option 1: Please add an option to render hero background images as a real img/picture instead of only using a CSS background. This would let the browser treat the image as important content and show it sooner, which helps the page feel faster. See tests below. -I would also want the option to turn lazy load off or on for different sections. In theory: I could insert a background image, default is css but I can toggle to 'img' in the toolbar. Benefits: For above-the-fold heroes, an 'img' consistently scores better on PageSpeed than a CSS background while looking exactly the same. My Page Speed Insights test set-up: 1. Normal background hero 2. Row element + 'img' overlay I used an image above a row element with buttons and text, and toggled the margin sliders on both to do a text over 'img' overlay which I then expanded to appear as a background image. Page Speed Insights Test Results: 1. Normal background hero Mobile: 68 Desktop: 81 2. Row element + 'img' overlay Mobile: 81 Desktop: 93

Tool Bar: While its nice that the toolbar now hovers where I'm working, it very inconveniently blocks the nearby content directly above my cursor. Solution: Add an above/below/automatic toggle with a lock option as well as a slider to customize the distance above or below that the toolbar will hover. Side Panel: I really like how I can keep the settings panel locked open without any interface obstruction when editing mobile or ipad view. I would like the option keep the side panels open without covering the editing interface on desktop view as well. An option to switch between side panel overlap and side panel push in from the side (especially the right side panel). This would make the editing interface smaller but would really speed up custom work when using a large monitor.

For the Information element, for single posts, why can't we change the logos for Author, Reactions, Date and Time at the moment? You can change and pick logos for buttons, so why can we not change it for the Information element? To better make it match the style of your theme/post page.

Hi Brizy team, To the point: as a dev/designer, Brizy’s current platform feels static, dated, and behind compared to ReadyMag, Framer, Webflow, and even Squarespace. The templates seem stuck in 2018, with rigid layouts, minimal interaction, and a visual language that feels passé. This lack of evolution creates a mediocre experience for users who need a tool that feels alive, flexible, and contemporary. In 2025, users expect bold typography use, structural experimentation, micro-animations, and fluid responsiveness. Brizy instead delivers predictable, static blocks, shallow customization, and uneven cohesion between templates and blocks. Responsiveness works, but it feels clunky and uninspired, serviceable at best, forgettable at worst. Without a serious redesign, Brizy risks becoming irrelevant, useful only for amateurs and end users seeking a basic web presence, rather than for serious designers who make a living from it. Brizy needs a forward-looking design system with dynamic templates, motion support, responsive fluidity, and consistent visual language. To compete, it must modernize its aesthetic and UX now.

Hi Brizy team, To the point: as a dev/designer, Brizy’s current platform feels static, dated, and behind compared to ReadyMag, Framer, Webflow, and even Squarespace. The templates seem stuck in 2018, with rigid layouts, minimal interaction, and a visual language that feels passé. This lack of evolution creates a mediocre experience for users who need a tool that feels alive, flexible, and contemporary. In 2025, users expect bold typography use, structural experimentation, micro-animations, and fluid responsiveness. Brizy instead delivers predictable, static blocks, shallow customization, and uneven cohesion between templates and blocks. Responsiveness works, but it feels clunky and uninspired, serviceable at best, forgettable at worst. Without a serious redesign, Brizy risks becoming irrelevant, useful only for amateurs and end users seeking a basic web presence, rather than for serious designers who make a living from it. Brizy needs a forward-looking design system with dynamic templates, motion support, responsive fluidity, and consistent visual language. To compete, it must modernize its aesthetic and UX now.

An element to easily drag onto the page and then connect all our review channels to update automatically as more reviews get added. should include options for facebook reviews, google reviews, trust pilot, thumbtack etc.