AI Screenwriting Software

Every line is a typed element: scene heading, action, character, parenthetical, dialogue, transition or shot. Enter moves to the element that usually comes next and Tab changes it, so you write without touching a ruler. Names and places you already used are suggested as you type, and the page is drawn at the exact size of a printed page, with the page breaks where the PDF puts them.

• Import and export Fountain and Final Draft (.fdx) files, and download a print-ready PDF in 12 point Courier with the standard margins.
• A title page, scene numbers, find and replace, bold, italic and underline, undo for every change.
• Saved as you write, with the script stored in the project next to its cast, places and shots.

The AI Script Doctor reads one scene, the lines you select or the whole draft, and writes a few strong notes. Each note says what is wrong the way an audience feels it, why it happens in craft terms, where it happens, the exact fix and why the fix works. It can read with one lens, such as three-act structure, Save the Cat or Robert McKee, or pick the lens that explains each problem best.

Script chat answers questions about the script and says first what it reads: the scene the cursor is in, the lines you selected, the outline, or the whole draft. Ask what a character wants, where the middle sags or how a line could say less. When a change helps, it proposes the exact lines, shown before and after, and nothing changes until you accept. Every accepted change is one step to undo, and the script as it was is kept in the version history first.

The outline, the index cards and the scene table are drawn from the script itself, so they never drift from the pages. Drag a card to move a scene with everything in it. The table lists each scene's location, time of day, characters, length in eighths of a page and status, and open comments show on every row and card.

Every character who speaks is on a relationship map. Link two characters with a label, such as daughter of, old rivals or works for, choose whether it reads one way or both, and drag them into place. The casting view lists each character with a role type, an age range, performance notes, voice notes, the number of scenes and lines they have, and their reference images from the Cast. The script's own introductions fill in the ages it gives, and optional AI casting notes suggest the rest for you to accept or not.

When a scene is ready, Make the film turns it into a shot plan: shot size, angle, lens, camera move and an acting note for each shot, with the script's lines kept word for word. The plan waits for your approval in the Director. Approving puts the shots on the board with the cast and places linked to the script, and each clip is made from the board at its own price.

Leave a comment on a line or a whole scene, reply, and resolve it when it is done. Save a named version before a big rewrite, and a version is kept by itself before every AI change, every import and every restore. The compare view shows what changed since a version, scene by scene and line by line, and restoring one keeps the current script first.

Two free tools run in your browser with the same code as the editor, with no account and nothing uploaded:

• The screenplay formatter turns plain text or Fountain into formatted pages and a PDF.
• The Fountain to FDX converter turns a Fountain file into a Final Draft file, or back.