Easy migration
Coming from other software? Bring your scripts.
See exactly what will be imported, and every warning, before anything is applied. Nothing is silently flattened or lost.
What you can import
| Final Draft | .fdx |
| Fountain | .fountain, .spmd |
| Word | .docx |
| best effort; check the preview | |
| Plain text and Markdown | .txt, .md |
| Pasted text | paste straight into the import dialog |
PDF import is best effort. A PDF has no real screenplay structure inside it, so the app guesses the elements. Read the preview before you accept.
What is refused
These formats are not opened. The app says so with a clear message instead of guessing.
.doc.rtf.celtx.wps.pages.odt.sexp (Movie Magic).fadein.highland
If your script is in one of these, save or export it as Final Draft, Fountain, Word or plain text from the program that made it, then import that file.
What you can export
| Screenplay | PDF, Final Draft (.fdx), Fountain, Word (.docx), plain text (.txt), print |
| Story page | TXT, PDF, DOCX |
| Beat Board | PDF, TXT, CSV |
| Breakdown, shot list, schedule, Day Out of Days, reports, budget | PDF, CSV, XLSX |
| Moodboard, storyboard, call sheet, sides | |
| Daily View | PDF (Windows also writes TXT) |
| A whole project or a backup | .ofproject and .ofbackup packages |
Screenplay files carry no OpenFrame branding. Production PDFs carry a small "Created using OpenFrame" line. CSV files stay clean.
Writing in your own language
- Type, save, search and export Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam text. The screenplay PDF embeds fonts for them.
- Other scripts such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Arabic can be typed and exported to Final Draft, Fountain and Word. The screenplay PDF refuses them with a clear message.
Ready when you are
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One app for the whole film, on your own computer. One payment, no subscription.