Free Script Making Software
Make video scripts with ease
StudioBinder’s script making software is designed for writers to write, share and collaborate on screenplays.
Path to Production
Guide your script directly to pre-production
StudioBinder’s script writing software helps you go from the development process directly into pre-production. You can seamlessly connect your script to script breakdowns, shooting schedules, shot lists, storyboards, call sheets and more.

Screenplay Format Software
Write with proper formatting
Our movie script writing software automatically formats your screenplay to fit industry standards. Our platform features auto-completing, hotkeys, and auto-saving to help you focus on the story instead of technicals.

Script Outline
Organize your ideas in one place
StudioBinder’s script making software allows you to brainstorm, outline and write all in one place. Add rich formatting from bullets and checkboxes to embedded videos and images. Instead of loose sticky notes or index cards, this movie script software keeps the writing process together.
Script Imports
Import and keep writing
If you started writing in Final Draft, Celtx, Fountain, Word or your only copy is a PDF, simply import your draft into our script writing software and we'll carry over the proper formatting so you don't lose progress.

Script Versioning
Keep script versions organized
StudioBinder’s script making software provides unlimited versions with WGA-standard color coding and an easy way to track every draft securely. Review and restore previous drafts as you see fit.
Script Collaboration
Write and collaborate together
StudioBinder’s movie script software allows you to collaborate on screenplays with anyone. Simply share a script, get feedback and resolve the notes directly in your project.
Script Syncing
Connect the script and begin pre-production
After your screenplay is locked, sync it with StudioBinder's production suite to begin the pre-production process with script breakdowns, shooting schedules, call sheets, storyboards, shot lists and more.
Explore Features
More screenwriting features
Import Scripts
Import existing scripts from Final Draft, Fountain, PDF, etc.
Title Page
Generate a title page for your script that exports with PDFs.
Autosave Settings
Adjust auto-save settings, from 20 sec to 10 min.
Script Outline
A scratchpad for all your ideas, inspirations, and reminders.
Scene Numbering
Choose between digits, letters, or custom scene numbers.
Revision History
View and restore auto-saved changes from the past.
Lock Screenplay
Lock your script to prep it for the remaining pre-production steps.
Generate PDF
Export PDFs with customizations like layout, color, scenes, etc.
Export SBX
Export a .SBX file to import into other StudioBinder accounts.
Header & Footer
Include a custom header and/or footer with your script PDF.
Watermarks
Add watermarks to your exported script PDF for extra security.
Renumber Scenes
For a clean slate after locking a script, reset scene numbers.



"StudioBinder’s screenwriting program is intuitively designed for film and video professionals heading into pre-production."

Jourdan Aldredge, PremiumBeat
Script Writing FAQs
Script writing basics explained
Screenwriting is perhaps the most tedious of writing forms because the format is so particular. Each element is placed on a different place on the page. That means that the best screenwriting program should handle all of that formatting automatically.
If you've never written a script before, there are a few basic steps you can follow, no matter what type of script you want to write. First, start by brainstorming your idea; then you can organize those details into an outline for the basic story; after that you can start writing individual scenes; when that's done, get some feedback from trusted collaborators or colleagues and then do a full rewrite on it.
Concept, characters, and conflict — the 3 C's of screenwriting are the core elements every script should focus on. No matter the medium or the length, these fundamental principles should be included for maximum impact.
If you're just started out as a screenwriter, it can be difficult to make ends meet because it is difficult to sell a screenplay. If you do, you can expect anywhere between $10,000 and $50,000, depending on the quality of the script, the budget for the project, etc.
Most writers use programs that facilitate their creative process. In screenwriting, auto-formatting to industry-standard is a big selling point because it removes that burden from the writer. That way, they can focus on the writing.
How to write a screenplay in StudioBinder
Open StudioBinder on your browser.
Click the Screenwriting tab on the project homepage.
Press the "New Screenplay" button and give it a title.
Open the Script Outline to organize your notes and plan out the structure.
Start writing your initial draft. Create a revision draft for each subsequent rewrite.
Press the "Sync to Project" button so that the script will integrate with other StudioBinder features.
When you're done writing and ready to start pre-production, click the "lock script" button.
Share your script with view-only links, invite collaborators or team members to get feedback.


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