For screenwriters
real format. no watermark.
Scene headings, action, characters, parentheticals, dialogue and transitions, laid out as you type. Final Draft and Fountain in and out.
FADE IN:
INT. GLASS STEPWELL - NIGHT
Seven flights of green glass steps descend into still water. The court waits in rank.
MEENA
(too loud)
It is from your brother.
KAVERI
Read the law of the day. The letter can wait.
Enter next element Tab change it
How it types
your hands already know it.
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Enter moves on
After a scene heading comes action. After a character name, dialogue. After dialogue, back to action. Enter takes you where the page goes next.
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Tab changes it
Wrong element? Tab cycles through them. Type “int.” or “ext.” and the line becomes a scene heading.
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A page count you can trust
A running page estimate sits by the word count, so you know when act one has gone long.
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A script that looks like one
Export a PDF with a title page, scene numbers in both margins and (CONT’D) where it belongs, ready to send.
The page
a script that looks like one.
In and out
works with the tools you already use.
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Final Draft (.fdx)
Export with real element types, not guesses. Import an .fdx and every line keeps its type.
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Fountain
The plain-text screenplay format. Export it, import it, and open it in Highland, Fade In, WriterDuet or Arc.
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PDF
For reading, printing and sending.
New · Adapt
already wrote it as a novel?
Adapt turns your prose into screenplay pages, scene by scene, with the cast copied over. Instantly and free, or a proper rewrite with the AI. The book stays as it is. Try it.
Before the script
the world under the film.
Characters with wants and wounds, places, rules and factions, one @ away from any line of dialogue. The continuity check catches the dead man who walks back into act three.
Start on a shape
features and pilots.
Feature film, long-form feature, and drama and comedy TV pilots, with a card for every beat, or Save the Cat and the Story Circle if that’s how you think.
questions from screenwriters.
Is it really free?
Yes, during the beta. Screenplay format, title page, scene numbers and .fdx, Fountain and PDF export, as many scripts as you like, with no watermark and no trial. A paid plan comes after the beta, and nothing you wrote is ever locked behind it.
Can I open my script in Final Draft?
Yes. Export .fdx and it opens with scene headings, action, characters, parentheticals, dialogue and transitions as real elements.
Does it do title pages, scene numbers and CONT’D?
Yes. The PDF has an industry title page, scene numbers in both margins, (CONT’D) when a character keeps talking across action, and page numbers top right. Final Draft and Fountain exports carry the title page and scene numbers. Dual dialogue is not there yet.
Where is my script stored?
In your account, readable only by you, with a working copy in the browser you use. Back up everything to one file from Settings any time.