Feature Requests

Forgotten Adventures has thousands of assets and tokens but due to the extremely small amount of items you are allowed to add I can't have access to the whole category and would need to add and delete things quite often. However, if you were to team up with them and all their items became part of the base program that would save a lot of effort for users, like myself, and give your users 134,836 Assets/Tiles/Textures and almost 140 token packs that could be utilized for maps. Thank you.

A marketplace where artists can share and sell their art assets for use on the Inkarnate platform. This will give artists the chance to monetize their creations, and users will have a much wider selection of content and art styles. This will greatly expand the capabilities of the platform.

Having an option to pay for Inkarnate for life. Rather than having to pay for it every year, being able to pay for life for a larger amount could be interesting to be able to pay for it this way without going through a subscription.

There are some really fantastic image sets available, Baileywiki, Forgotten Adventures, that you can integrate directly with some map making systems. It would be fantastic to have that option. 500 custom stamps is a good improvement, but for example Baileywiki has more than 10,000 I believe. It would be nice to have access to those directly. Add it as a pay service tier.

Inkarnate has a strong enough community that I think it might be worth either creating a plugin system for people to contribute features to, or alternatively, exposing some global variables for the devs among us to plug some browser extensions into. The community would then have the ability to implement some new tools for Inkarnate, go through the backlog and basically multiply the rate at which Inkarnate gets cool new stuff by a hundred. I tagged this suggestion as a "marketplace" suggestion because I think some plugins could be cool enough that people might be willing to pay for them, and reward the community for their contributions. I'm not an artist, but I'd love to write a bit of code every now and then to make Inkarnate even cooler than it already is, and if I can make a bit of money from that, all the better!