Free screenwriting & storytelling tools

See who carries the dialogue and how speaking roles share each scene.

Build a cast using US birth records and historical English-language name lists.

Connect a character’s goals and relationships to choices in scenes. Take your worksheet into the draft.

Name kingdoms, countries, cities, towns and worlds. Develop a coherent setting and take editable place briefs with you.

Generate a mixed fantasy cast. Keep names, develop character notes and take the complete board with you.

Open Final Draft or Fountain and take your screenplay out as PDF, Fountain, or plain text.

See scene rhythm, action share, and cast arrivals against a published screenplay corpus.

Turn scenes into a breakdown you can review and export for production planning.

Compare two drafts and see the changes by screenplay element.

Open a Final Draft file and inspect its elements, revisions, and production details.

Read your draft’s scene, dialogue, character, and pacing signals together.

Find formatting issues before you import or share a Fountain screenplay.

Plan the cast, running order, and timing for your next table read.

Build a brief for approaching agents and managers with your work.

Turn a page or word target into a writing schedule you can follow.

Choose a role and scenes, then prepare sides for rehearsal.

Pull scene headings and story structure into an outline you can use for revision.

Place your page count against format ranges and plan the next rewrite.

Fill in the title, credit and contact, see the page as it prints, or make a title-only copy.

Look up published writing minimums by deal family and writing step.

Type a line, pause, and try an AI continuation in the live editor.