Courier on a US Letter page, formatting that moves at typing speed, and versions that tell the truth about what changed. The Prescene agent sits one shortcut away: it has read your draft, and its rewrites arrive as changes you review on the page.
Writing, formatting, drafts, and checkpoints: free, no card required.
No preview mode: the draft paginates as you type, your bearings stay in the rail, and every pause saves. The status bar says Saved and means it.
7INT. HATCHERY - NIGHT7
Rows of tanks glow pale green. NORA VOSS, 40s, walks the wet grate between them, closing one valve at a time.
NORA
(reading the gauge)
Thirty years of brine in these pipes, and the memo says the water is fine we’re down to the last sweet vein.
TEDDY
You going to tell them, or do I?
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Tab and Enter walk the elements the way writers expect: INT. opens a slugline, an all-caps line becomes a character cue, Tab after a cue opens a parenthetical. ⌘ 1 through 7 set any element directly, and dual dialogue is one shortcut.
Sluglines suggest your locations and times of day. Character names autocomplete from the script itself, with CONT'D handled for you. Custom transitions, extensions, and scene intros live in the script's settings.
US Letter, Courier 12 point, Final Draft margins. A character cue is never orphaned from its dialogue, speeches carry (MORE) and (CONT'D) across breaks, and scene lengths read in eighths. Scene numbers from an imported script are respected, never re-stamped.
The status bar reads Saving, Saved 3:42 PM, or Unsaved, and means it. Save a checkpoint before a big swing: every version in History shows what actually changed, restores in place, or forks into a new draft. Source versions from your Library stay read-only until you decide otherwise.
Select a line to ask about it, or hand the agent a scene to tighten. It works from your actual scenes and characters, and answers like a collaborator, not a formatter.
Rewrites arrive as marked-up changes, on the page, in place.
Accept or reject change by change, or all at once.
A checkpoint saves first, automatically. Nothing changes without your say-so.
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Bring a script in through your Library: PDF, Final Draft, Fountain, and Fade In all parse to real screenplay elements. Export with a proper title page, optional scene numbers, and a watermark when a send calls for one.
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