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Fade In vs Scriptum

Fade In

fadeinpro.com

Scriptum

github.com

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FigureFade InScriptum
Price from$8.33/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published51
Spec score · Screenwriting Software8.8 (#6)7.5 (#21)
Spec score · Script Writing Software8.8 (#6)7.5 (#18)
Production toolsIt can generate script breakdowns and reports, including scenes, cast, and locations, and export reports as HTML or CSV.Users can tag text for production breakdowns, export CSV reports, generate scene and revision reports, and lock scene and page numbering.
PurposeFade In is screenwriting software for motion pictures, television, video games, stage, radio, and other scripts.Scriptum is a free, open-source screenwriting application with industry-standard formatting.
SupportFade In directs users to a searchable Knowledge Base and provides a contact form for questions.The project welcomes suggestions, bug reports, accessibility feedback, translations, and pull requests through GitHub issues.

Plans

Fade In

  • Fade In Professional Screenwriting Software$79.95 a month
  • Fade In Access Monthly$9.95 a month
  • Fade In Student$59.95, paid once
  • Fade In Professional Screenwriting Software$79.95, paid once
  • Fade In Access Annual$99.95 a year

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Scriptum

  • FreeFree

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In their own words

Fade In

Fade In is screenwriting software for motion pictures, television, video games, stage, radio and other scripts. Its desktop application includes screenplay formatting, outlining, organization, navigation, autocomplete, image support, and tools for rewrites and revisions. It imports and exports Final Draft.fdx files and supports.docx,.rtf, Fountain, Scrivener, Celtx and StudioBinder formats. Production tools generate breakdowns and reports for scenes, cast and locations, with HTML or CSV export. Scripts use the XML-based Open Screenplay Format, intended to improve accessibility and compatibility. The desktop license is a one-time purchase and permits installation on the purchaser’s own Windows, Mac and Linux computers; updates are included at no charge. Optional Fade In Access adds cloud storage, backup, version history, online editing, collaboration, sharing and publishing through a browser on computers and mobile devices. The free desktop demo includes the full feature set but prompts for registration after 10 pages, watermarks printed scripts and excludes online real-time collaboration. Fade In Access does not paginate exactly like the desktop app, and page numbers are not displayed while editing in Access. Listed plans include Fade In Professional Screenwriting Software at $79.95 a month, Fade In Access Monthly at $9.95 a month, Fade In Student at $59.95, paid once, and Fade In Access Annual at $99.95 a year.

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Scriptum

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