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OpenFrame Studio for Mac.

The same project and the same engine, in a native Mac app with the Mac menu bar, sheets and Command shortcuts.

Mac tutorials
Mac screen: Application Home, no projects yet
Application Home on Mac, before your first project.

What you need

SystemA Mac with Apple silicon, running macOS 14 or later. Intel Macs are not supported.
Account and internetNo OpenFrame account. The app works offline. The internet is used for the store and for OpenFrame AI download that you start.
OpenFrame AIA one-time download of about 1.2 GB. Its chat model needs at least 4 GB of memory, 8 GB recommended.
Price7-day free trial, then one payment of ₹2,999 in India, €89 in Europe, US$89 in other countries.

Get started in four steps

1

Install

Get OpenFrame Studio from the Mac App Store. The App Store installs and updates it.

2

Choose where projects live

The first start asks where to keep your projects. The suggested place is fine for most people.

3

Say what to call you

Your name appears on notes, tasks and activity. It stays on this computer. There is no account.

4

Create a project

Create Project asks for a title. Everything else is optional and can be changed later.

Follow the step-by-step Mac tutorials →

Keyboard shortcuts on Mac

The defaults. You can change any of them in Settings.

ActionShortcut
Search the projectCmd+K
Open or close OpenFrame AICmd+J
Undo a project changeCmd+Opt+Z (Cmd+Z undoes text)
Redo a project changeCmd+Opt+Shift+Z
New project (on Home)Cmd+N
Open a project (on Home)Cmd+O
Search projects (on Home)Cmd+F or Cmd+K
New scene card (in a project)Cmd+N
Quick Capture, a new ideaCmd+Shift+N
Find in the script or in ideasCmd+F
Next or previous sceneOpt+Down or Opt+Up
Next spelling mistakeF7
Insert a page breakCmd+Return
Scene Heading, Action, Character, Parenthetical, Dialogue, Transition, ShotCmd+1 to Cmd+7
Custom elementsCmd+Opt+1 to 9
Back or forward between pagesCmd+[ or Cmd+]
SettingsCmd+,
Project settingsCmd+Shift+,
Close the projectCmd+Shift+W
Import a screenplayCmd+Shift+I
Export a screenplayCmd+Shift+E
Export a PDF directlyCmd+Opt+Shift+E
PrintCmd+P
Show or hide the sidebarCtrl+Cmd+S
Go to workspace 1 to 8Ctrl+Cmd+1 to 8

Every shortcut can be changed in Settings, Keyboard Shortcuts, and the app warns you about conflicts. Copy, cut, paste and select all (with Ctrl or Cmd plus A, C, V, X) are reserved and cannot be changed.

Good to know on Mac

  • It uses the Mac menu bar: File, Edit, View, Go, Window and Help. Import, export, print and Close Project live in the File menu.
  • Dialogs appear as sheets attached to the window. Settings opens with Command and comma.
  • Project undo and redo use Command, Option and Z. Plain Command and Z undoes text.
  • Search and Commands opens with Command and K. Spell check uses the macOS spelling service.

Read the Mac tutorials

Ready when you are

Try it free for 7 days. Pay once if you keep it.

One app for the whole film, on your own computer. One payment, no subscription.