Import a screenplay from Final Draft, Fountain, Word, PDF or plain text, and see what will arrive before anything changes. Export the same way, with no branding on your script.
Import Screenplay shows the scenes, characters and warnings it found. You decide whether to go ahead. Four sample scripts are there if you want to try it first.
Export a draft as PDF, Final Draft, Fountain, Word or plain text, the whole script or only the scenes you choose. Print preview matches the PDF page for page.
Each one with what it does, what it is for, and where it is available.
Final Draft, Fountain, Word, PDF and text.
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Check what will arrive first.
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Import without a file.
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Try the app with a ready script.
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A file that cannot be read is refused with a clear message.
PDF, Final Draft, Fountain, Word or text.
Send only the scenes you choose.
Title page, scene numbers and notes.
See the pages before you print.
Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam print correctly.
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PDF, CSV and Excel for production papers.
Send a review package file.
Send the story structure as a package.
Read, comment and send a response.
Review the changes before applying them.
Responses waiting for you.
A record of every package.
Imported scripts become screenplays you can edit, lock and break down. Production documents such as schedules, reports and budgets export to PDF, CSV and Excel.
Written guides on the real screens of your platform.
Read the About page and save a diagnostics file to send to support.
Bring a script from a PDF, Final Draft, Fountain, TXT or DOCX file into your project as a new screenplay.
Practise the import with a fictional script that comes with OpenFrame, without needing a file of your own.
Paste a screenplay from another program and import it, and know what to do when OpenFrame cannot read it.
Save your Story page as a text, PDF or Word file.
Save the board as a PDF, a text file or a CSV list.
Save the screenplay as a file in the format you need.
Send a few scenes, for example the pages for one day, rather than the whole script.
Export the pages of a revision with its changes marked, or as a clean script.
Read the message after a screenplay import and take the import back if you want.
Save a copy of the Story page as a file you can share or keep.
Save the screenplay as a PDF, Final Draft, Fountain, Word or plain text file.
Understand why a file could not be imported and what to do next.
Save the breakdown by scene, with the catalog and the scenes that use each item, as a file.
Save the catalog as a PDF, a CSV file or an Excel workbook.
Make a PDF of a board to share, choosing what goes in it.
Make a clean storyboard sheet of one storyboard, all of them, or ones you select.
Save the shot list as a PDF, CSV or Excel file.
One app for the whole film, on your own computer. One payment, no subscription.