Screenplay features
Built to make screenwriting easy.
Industry format, ghost text, and a live Index — plus Final Draft FDX import, FDX export, and FDX conversion alongside Fountain import and export.
Screenplay format without the fiddling
Courier Prime at true 10-pitch. Scene headings, action, character cues, dialogue, parentheticals, and transitions land in the right place — so you write pages, not adjust margins.
- Screenplay elements, not generic paragraphs you restyle by hand
- Enter and Tab move through headings, action, and dialogue — no format menus
- Typography stays correct in the model, so FDX export and Fountain export stay clean
EXT. CANYON ROAD - DAY
A convertible hugs the switchback. Dust hangs in the rearview.
JON
(into phone)
Tell her the act break still works.
FDX import, export, and conversion
Convert Final Draft FDX screenplays in and out of Screentype. Import .fdx or Fountain from your library, keep writing, then export FDX or Fountain when a partner or production needs the file.
- Final Draft FDX import — open an existing .fdx screenplay in a few clicks
- Final Draft FDX export — hand off a draft without retyping format
- FDX conversion both ways, plus Fountain import and Fountain export
Ghost text that speeds you up
Completions from this screenplay — character cues ranked by who is in the scene, scene headings spelled as you wrote them before, times of day after the separator. Tab to accept.
- Tab accepts a cue or heading. Keep typing to ignore
- Auto-(CONT'D) when a character resumes after action — marked, one undo
- Suggestions stay instant so writing stays easy under your fingers
INT. EDIT BAY - DAY
Monitors glow. Maya leans in.
MAYA
Play it again. From the look.
CUT TO:
Index without the busywork
While you draft, Screentype builds scenes, cast, and places for you. Open the Index when you need it — already organized, no tagging pass.
- Every scene heading, character, and location ready to browse
- Character pages and shared-scene views without extra setup
- Story map when you want shape, not another spreadsheet
Draft now. Clean up later — easily.
Keep moving while you write. Continuity notes and merges wait in Review, so drafting stays simple and cleanup is one deliberate pass.
- Draft: suggest and infer only — nothing slows the next line
- Review: batch decisions when you choose to
- Easy rhythm: write first, tidy when you are ready
Import FDX or start blank.
Sign in to import a Final Draft FDX screenplay, or open a new one. Export FDX whenever you need to hand it off.