Final Draft formats your pages. Coverage services charge $50–150 a script. Nobody gives you a table read. Script Studio does all three, for $19 a month — and when the script is ready, the same app makes the movie.
Free accounts get 3,000 credits: enough to write a short from an idea, get coverage on it, and hear it read.
Fountain on the left, the formatted page on the right. Scene rail, cast list, page count, autosave. Named drafts you can compare line by line and restore.
Bring a Final Draft (.fdx) file or a PDF — a formatted script is read straight from the page, free. Export Final Draft, PDF in industry layout with a title page, or Fountain. Keep writing in the editor you love and use Script Studio for what it can’t do.
Type the idea. Get three synopses. Pick one, and a screenplay is written from it — yours to tear apart.
Loglines from four angles. A one-page synopsis. A treatment. A beat sheet against three-act, Save the Cat, the Hero’s Journey or eight sequences. A character bible. A dialogue pass per character, with rewrites you apply in one click.
Paste a producer’s notes. Get them back as ranked, concrete changes — the exact passage and its replacement — each one a click to apply, each one undoable.
A draft read, free, whenever you want to know if a scene flows. A performed read with a cast for the version you’d play someone. Whole script or the scenes you pick.
Tighten this scene. Rewrite that line in her voice. Explain this note. She reads the exact text, makes the change, and quotes what she did. Always undoable.
One button hands the script to the film pipeline: cast, storyboard, shots, score, final film. The script you wrote is the script it shoots.
Unlimited scripts. The editor and every format. Unlimited coverage and revisions. Story Branches, Pitch Reel and table reads, with 8,000 credits a month for the reading and voice work. No video or stills — when the script is ready, Make this a movie is the upgrade.
Or start free: 3,000 credits, no card, no expiry. Your scripts are yours — we never train on them. Creator Rights.