The makers of Final Draft \u2013 the #1-selling screenwriting software in the world \u2013 now bring you the Final Draft\u2122 Mobile app for iPad and iPhone.<\/p>\n
Final Draft\u2122 Mobile lets you write, edit and read Final Draft scripts on your iPad or iPhone. Create new scripts or edit existing ones with easy-to-use features such as Tab and Enter navigation, ScriptNotes, SmartType, and more. <\/p>\n
Easily move your Final Draft 11 scripts from desktop to iPad or iPhone and back again via iCloud, Dropbox, or email. Your scripts will appear perfectly paginated and formatted to industry standards every time.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Go paperless and carry all your scripts with you everywhere you go
\n\u2022 Send or share your Final Draft FDX file between all your devices and computers. Always be on the same page with Dropbox, OneDrive, or iCloud
\n\u2022 Easily change script elements with classic Tab and Enter functionality or through the Elements bar (iPad) or Menu (iPhone)
\n\u2022 SmartType remembers your character names, scene headings and more
\n\u2022 Multi-language support – Write in over 95 different languages
\n\u2022 Bluetooth keyboard support
\n\u2022 Character Highlighting allows you to keep track of your characters for table reads or character development
\n\u2022 Add, color-code, label, and edit ScriptNotes or General Notes
\n\u2022 Perfectly paginates to US Letter and standard European (A4) page sizes
\n\u2022 Send feedback directly through the app
\n\u2022 Professionally formatted TV, Film, and Stage Play templates to help get you started
\n\u2022 Search your entire script for characters, locations, or other script elements
\n\u2022 Export scripts to PDF via Dropbox, iCloud, or email
\n\u2022 Saves the last page you’re working on to get back to work quickly
\n\u2022 iPhone Page View shows 100% accurate Final Draft pagination, formatting, and line breaking
\n\u2022 Automatic More’s and Continued’s
\n\u2022 Multi-page Title Pages are supported for TV production scripts
\n\u2022 Includes production features like Scene Numbering, Omit Scenes, Colored and Locked Pages
\n\u2022 Shows Active or Collated Revisions with Colored Pages
\n\u2022 Quickly switch from one revision set to another
\n\u2022 Track key information with Cast Reports, Scene Reports, Location Reports, and more
\n\u2022 iPhone Scene Navigator allows you to easily jump to different scenes in your script
\n\u2022 Access all of the tools you need while maintaining context in your script in the iPhone Tools Menu
\n\u2022 Edit your Header and Footer<\/p>\n
TESTIMONIALS:
\n\u201cWhere has this been all my career?!? I put it through its paces doing a rewrite on the go-go-go. Does a great job. This is a real step forward! What more do you need on the road? (Maybe a chauffeur?)\u201d<\/p>\n
David Seidler \u2013 Writer \/ Academy Award\u00ae winner
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