Film · Television · Every alphabet
One screenplay format. Any language on the page.
Draft in your own language with Unicode input, standard screenplay layout and Final Draft (.fdx) export — and see prices in your local currency.
- EnglishEnglish · US & UK
- हिन्दीHindi + 8 Indian languages →
- FrançaisFrench
- DeutschGerman
- EspañolSpanish
- العربيةArabic
- 中文Chinese
- 日本語Japanese
- 한국어Korean
Any script, as Unicode
Accents and umlauts, Devanagari, CJK and Hangul are typed straight into the page and stored as plain Unicode, shaped by your system’s own fonts.
Standard margins
Scene headings, cues, parentheticals and dialogue sit at the same industry indents whatever the language, with English in Courier Prime.
Exports that hold up
PDF, Word (.docx), Fountain and plain text keep every character as you typed it — the PDF embeds a font for each script — and Final Draft (.fdx) export on Pro keeps the studio happy.
Read the price in your currency.
The pricing page converts every plan for display. Billing is always in Indian rupees.
Language questions.
Does Arabic write right-to-left?
Arabic text types and stores correctly as Unicode, and your browser orders the characters within a line. In the editor the page itself is still laid out left-to-right. PDF and Word exports are not: an Arabic paragraph is set right-to-left, flush to the right margin, with the screenplay indents mirrored.
Which export keeps non-Latin text?
All of them. PDF embeds a font for each script — Latin in Courier Prime; Devanagari and the other Indian scripts, Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Cyrillic and Greek in Noto — and shapes it properly. Word (.docx), Fountain and plain text keep every character; Final Draft (.fdx) export is on Pro.
What currency will I pay in?
Prices can be shown in 10 currencies (INR, USD, EUR, GBP, AED, CNY, JPY, KRW, AUD, CAD) so you can read them at a glance. Every plan is billed in Indian rupees.
Can the interface itself be in my language?
You can pick from 17 interface languages in Account settings. Translation is still rolling out: navigation follows your choice today, and most screens are still in English.