

Screenplay Editor
Screenplay Editor turns Google Docs into a screenwriting tool. You type a character name, you press Enter, and you are already in dialogue. You press Tab, and you are in a parenthetical. Scene headings, action, dialogue, parentheticals and transitions format themselves while you...
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Google Docs
- Google Workspace
- Google Chrome
- Chrome OS
Features
- Google docs integration
- Screenwriting
Screenplay Editor News & Activities
Recent activities
- SceneWright_Studio added Screenplay Editor as alternative to SceneWright Studio
FIRSTVERSE added Screenplay Editor as alternative to FIRSTVERSE- hugopthomas1 updated Screenplay Editor
hugopthomas1 added Screenplay Editor as alternative to Fade In
hugopthomas1 added Screenplay Editor as alternative to Final Draft, Celtx and WriterDuet- hugopthomas added Screenplay Editor
- POX updated Screenplay Editor
Screenplay Editor information
What is Screenplay Editor?
Screenplay Editor turns Google Docs into a screenwriting tool. You type a character name, you press Enter, and you are already in dialogue. You press Tab, and you are in a parenthetical. Scene headings, action, dialogue, parentheticals and transitions format themselves while you write, like Final Draft or Arc Studio, without opening a menu.
It comes as a Chrome extension and as a Google Docs add-on. It exports to .fdx for Final Draft, numbers your scenes automatically, and shows your script as a printed page while you write.
Your producer and your co-writer stay in Google Docs, with comments and live co-writing. No proprietary file format, no 249 dollar licence, and your scripts never leave your Google Drive. It runs on any machine with a browser, including Chromebooks.
Free to start. Pro costs 7.99 dollars a month and covers both the extension and the add-on.





