Screenplay Editor
Writing, drafts, checkpoints, the assistant toggle, and saving back to your Library.
Writing and drafts
The editor is free on every plan: industry-standard formatting, unlimited drafts, and checkpoints (saved snapshots you can return to). Start from scratch, import a script, or open an analyzed title in the editor to revise it. Editing never touches your Library’s analyzed versions; you are working on a draft until you decide otherwise.
Scene numbers
Scene numbers printed in your source script are respected, gaps and A-numbers included. The editor locks those and only auto-numbers scenes you add.
The assistant while you write
With the assistant on, Prescene keeps scene and character intelligence fresh as you write. It waits until you leave a scene or pause; typing is never blocked. It can propose rewrites: coherent, reviewable batches that respect screenplay structure (dialogue keeps its character cue, parentheticals stay attached). You accept or reject them in the editor. With the assistant off: no background analysis, no suggestions, no budget use.
Saving a draft back to your Library
When a revision is ready, promote it: the draft becomes the title’s newest source version and is analyzed like an upload. Promoting an unchanged draft is blocked, so you cannot spend on a no-op. For an episode of a series, "Save to series" promotes the draft, re-analyzes it, and updates the series coverage read in one confirmed motion.
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