FreeThe full editor, in any browser — no download

Screenwriting,
distilled.

Quillit formats your screenplay while you write it. No menus, no templates, no fighting the software — just you and the story.

No account needed. Your first page is thirty seconds away.

The Quillit editor on a MacBook — a screenplay formatting itself as it's written

Great screenwriting software should feel like a quiet room — everything you need within reach, nothing demanding your attention.

Features

Everything a working screenwriter needs. Nothing else.

Untitled — writing itself
01

Formatting that thinks ahead

Type INT. and it's a scene heading. Type a name in caps and dialogue follows. Enter and Tab move you through the page the way the industry expects — you never touch a style menu.

02

Nothing but the page

Focus mode dims everything but the line you're writing. Typewriter scrolling keeps your cursor centered. Dark mode for the late nights.

03

Your script, everywhere

Start on your laptop, pick up on your phone, finish anywhere. Scripts sync to the cloud and autosave as you type — locally too, so nothing is ever lost.

04

Export anywhere

Watermark-free PDF with true industry layout. Fountain in and out. Final Draft (.fdx) when the production office asks for it.

05

Know your script

Live page count, scene navigator, character breakdowns, dialogue-to-action balance, day/night split. Your rewrite, guided by real numbers.

06

Every draft, kept

Automatic snapshots as you work. Step back to yesterday's version — or last month's — without ever managing files named FINAL_v7_REAL.

30s

from tab to first scene

7

screenplay element types

3

export formats — PDF, FDX, Fountain

$0

to write, forever

Pricing

Free to write. $9.99 a month to go further.

Free

$0

The full editor, automatic formatting, unlimited local scripts and watermark-free PDF export. Forever.

Pro

$9.99/mo

Unlimited cloud scripts, Final Draft (.fdx) export, revision history and the full statistics suite.

Got a story?
Quill it.

Nothing to install. Open a tab and your first page is thirty seconds away.