Fun, Engaging and Productive Screenwriting App
Focus On Structure
Map the structure of your screenplay using index cards and organize them into acts. Color code your index cards to gain additional visual clarity. You can also use popular templates like Save The Cat and more to Outline your screenplay.
Never Lose Sight Of The Big Picture
Whether you are writing a linear, non-linear or Rashomon; visually capture the flow of your story. Use annotations to capture all your ideas in one place.
Industry Standard Formatting
Format your screenplays to industry standards, even as you type in multiple Indian languages. Keep track of your screen time, page count and characters in every scene.
Visually Map Relationships
Clearly capture relationship between various characters in your screenplay. Make it easy for your readers to understand the complex network of characters in your work.
Capture Notes
Capture your story notes, scene notes and character notes distinctly. Optionally include them in reports for effective communication with the pre-production staff.
Generate Reports
Whether you want to extract dialogues or entire scenes for a specific character, or extract scenes at a specific location or time of day, or get a birds eye view of which character is in which scene, Scrite’s powerful set of reports has you covered.
Synchronize Film & Screenplay
Whether you are studying a film or are checking visual representation of your own screenplay, Scrited tab helps you with synchronized playback of the film along with your screenplay.
Scriptalay – A Library Of Screenplays
Download and read screenplays of popular films directly from within the app. Screenplays hosted on our library are either directly sourced from its copyright owners or derived from public sources.
Import & Export To Popular Formats
Whether you want to continue working on a script you wrote in Final Draft or Celtx, OR to export your work from Scrite to other formats, we have you covered.
Download Scrite on your macOS, Windows or Linux desktop and give it a try!
Close to 35000 writers from around the world have already installed Scrite. Be among the early adopters who enjoy writing on Scrite and help make it better!
By Q4 2024, we will be moving out of beta and announcing version 1.0, at which point certain features of the product will be accessible only under a paid plan. As an early-adopter you will get significant discounts on the paid-plans. We’re working out the final details of this and will post an official announcement in our blog and Discord server.
Media Publications & Reviews
- NoFilmSchool recommends ScriteJason Hellerman recommends Scrite as a screenwriting software to consider in 2024. In his blogpost, he acknowledges Scrite’s growth as a new software and highlights its USP of visually outlining the structure of screenplays.
- Screenwriting Mentor’s Paul Reviews ScritePaul hosts a YouTube channel on which he reviews screenwriting apps among other things. The channel is called Screenwriting Mentor (formerly Small Town Movie Critic). In addition to publishing a review, Paul has also published another video about his first impressions.
- Rahul, Pooja & Sakutumba Sametha – #ScriteStoriesThis year’s family-comedy-drama film, Sakutumba Sametha, from Paramvah Studios was directed by Rahul PK and co-written by Rahul PK and Pooja Sudhir. For us, its a very special film because it was written in Scrite. Infact, the entire team of screenwriters at Paramvah, including Rahul and Pooja, have been actively providing feedback and suggestions for… Read more: Rahul, Pooja & Sakutumba Sametha – #ScriteStories
- Popular YouTube Channel ‘Film Psycho’ reviews ScriteSaravana Kumar is a film director who regularly posts videos about filmmaking, specifically screenwriting, on his YouTube channel Film Psycho. The primary audio language in all his videos is Tamil, but his audience is spread all over the globe. In April 2022, he released an exclusive review of Scrite on his YouTube channel. Watch the… Read more: Popular YouTube Channel ‘Film Psycho’ reviews Scrite
- YouTuber James Martin Reviews ScriteJames Martin, a filmmaker and YouTuber, posted an exclusive review of Scrite on his YouTube channel in Jan 2022. Watch the complete video below.
Latest News & Updates
- Scrite 1.0Today, we’re excited to share some significant news about the future of Scrite, including the launch of the 1.0 version and important updates to our pricing model. Introducing Scrite 1.0 First and foremost, we’re thrilled to announce that Scrite 1.0 will be launching before the end of this year. This major update represents a significant… Read more: Scrite 1.0
- Version 0.9.5 Beta ReleasedScrite has been installed nearly 30,000 times since its first release four years ago. We have nearly 20,000 registered users, and roughly 4,000 users regularly write every month on Scrite. Our Discord community has more than 1200 people on it. Our tribe is growing, and we want to continue innovating and building the best screenwriting… Read more: Version 0.9.5 Beta Released
- Version 0.9.4 Beta ReleasedWe have just released an update to Scrite. This time we decided to not get very ambitious in terms of features, but to simply focus on bug fixes and stability. In this page we outline all the changes in this version. But if you just want to grab the update, then head to Download /… Read more: Version 0.9.4 Beta Released