Illusto is really a game-changer for online editing. Surprizingly fast uploads or ingest of media. Pretty simple editing functionality, and I love the keyboard shortcuts as many online programs are short on these offerings. Also, very organized sections of stock audio, stock videos, effects, filters, and the like. I graded a video and it worked pretty well and I like the vignette option. What I feel is missing is:
Scopes for grading (certainly not a game changer)
There are a bunch of girl power stickers, but no "Subscribe" stickers for YouTube or other social distribution stickers. I'm not sure why there are 10+ "You are Qeen, Strong Woman, Future is Female," etc., and not 10+ Subscribes, and other social icons that are universal to everyone; regardless of orientation.
So, in bringing "Subscribe" in from my hard drive, there seems to be no way to resize it, and by default, it spans the entire screen, which is a problem. Next, there are no "Motions," to add animation or even keyframes that I can find, which would be very beneficial in most editing cases.
Also, while illusto, can create subtitles, I would like the ability to bring in srt. files; especially when the dubbed track was created in another program such as Dubverse as I would like to make sure the audio and srt are in sync. Since I sadly do not speak 40 languages, and cannot verify the dub to srt, this would be helpful.
All-in-all, so far, I'm seeing Illusto as a go-to editing tool.