What is your story about?Describe it in a few sentences — like you're telling a friend.
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Who is your main character?Name, age, what kind of person are they? What do they want most in life?
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What is the central conflict or problem?What stands between your character and what they want?
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Where and when is your story set?Time period, location, atmosphere — paint a picture of the world.
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How does the story end?Don't worry about spoilers — this helps build a coherent arc. Even a rough idea is fine.
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What themes or ideas run through your story?What is it really about underneath the plot?
Step 2 — Story Bible
Your Story Bible.
FluidScriptr has read your story and built this structured bible. Review each section and edit anything — this is your creative brief for everything that follows.
Logline
Characters & Arcs
World & Tone
Themes
Three-Act Structure
Key Motifs
Ending
Printed it and want to change something?
Mark up your printout — anything wrong, missing, or that should be emphasized.
Make those changes in the boxes above. Just click into a box and type; you can add, reword, or delete anything.
Want a scene or character kept no matter what? Say so plainly in the matching box — for example, “Must keep: the cellar scene where Cadfael finds the body.”
Click Print Bible again for an updated copy, then Bible looks good → to carry on.
Your screenplay is written from what these boxes say when you convert, so your changes shape it. Two things to know: Regenerate rewrites every box from your book and wipes out your changes, and editing the Bible after a screenplay is finished does not change that screenplay — use Put this back in the change report for that.
Step 3 — Choose your output
What do you want to create?
Choose what FluidScriptr will produce from your Story Bible.
Step 4 — Format & Approach
Choose your format.
Select how your output will be structured and paced.
Starting from an idea produces a short film.
Feature and series lengths are built from a full manuscript — there simply isn't enough source material in a story outline to write 95 honest pages, and padding it would show. Upload a manuscript to unlock the longer formats.
🎬 Feature Film
A standalone film for theatrical or streaming release.
Target: 90–110 pages · ~95 min
📺 Limited Series
Multi-episode series for complex, sprawling stories.
2–8 episodes · 40–55 min each
📡 TV Pilot
First episode that sets up the world and hooks viewers.
Target: 50–60 pages · ~50 min
🎞️ Short Film
Focused adaptation of a key scene or chapter.
Target: 10–30 pages · 10–30 min
Compress — Every subplot and character arc from your source is preserved, but scenes are tightened, dialogue is trimmed, and descriptions are cut to fit the target page count. Best when your story is already well-structured and you want nothing left out.
Select Best — The AI identifies the most cinematic, dramatic, and emotionally powerful scenes from your source and builds the screenplay around those. Weaker subplots may be dropped entirely. Best for sprawling books where ruthless editing is needed.
Faithful — Stays as close to the source material as possible — same scene order, same dialogue where practical, same pacing. Ideal when you have an existing adaptation contract or need to stay true to the book for rights reasons.
Compress
Full story preserved, tightened to fit
Select Best
AI picks most cinematic scenes
Faithful
Stay close to source within constraints
Conversion estimate
Your manuscript—
Target formatFeature Film
Compression ratio—
Estimated processing time—
Estimated output—
Manuscript format: Your output will be formatted to industry-standard submission specs — Times New Roman 12pt, double-spaced, 1-inch margins, DOCX. Ready for literary agents, publishers, or Amazon KDP.
Expand — Takes your Story Bible and develops each section into full, richly-written prose chapters. The AI adds scene detail, sensory description, and inner character monologue that wasn't in your original answers.
Faithful — Writes prose chapters that stay closely aligned with what you described — no embellishment, no invented subplots. What you wrote in the Story Bible is what you get, rendered into clean narrative prose.
Literary — Elevated, stylistically ambitious prose. Think Cormac McCarthy or Toni Morrison — sparse or ornate, but always intentional. Slower pacing, deeper interiority, precise word choice. Best for prestige fiction with a strong authorial voice.
Expand
Develop your story bible into full prose chapters
Faithful
Stay true to your story as described
Literary
Elevated prose, rich description, deep interiority
Sweet spot by genre (for traditional publishing) Middle-grade: 20–55K words YA: 55–80K (sweet spot ~70K) Romance: 50–90K (category romance often 50–75K) Mystery / Thriller: 70–90K — tight pacing rewarded Literary fiction: 80–100K — above 110K needs to earn it Sci-fi / Fantasy: 90–120K (epic fantasy up to 150K) Historical fiction: 100–120K Memoir: 60–90K — shorter than biography; over 100K is a hard sell for a debut Biography / narrative nonfiction: 70–100K
Debut-author reality check. Most agents auto-reject debut novels above 100K words unless it's epic fantasy or historical. Below 50K is too short for the "novel" market (except middle-grade / novella). Aim for the sweet spot of your genre, not the ceiling.
Self-publishing? Word count → pages → retail price. Trade paperback rule of thumb is ~250 words/page, so a 60K-word book ≈ 240 pages. Under 200 pages (~50K words) — hard to price above $9.99, looks slim on a shelf 200–300 pages (~50–75K) — sweet spot: $12.99–14.99 300–400 pages (~75–100K) — $14.99–16.99 400+ pages (~100K+) — priced $16.99+ but per-page print cost on KDP starts eating royalties fast
Screenplay clean-up: FluidScriptr will preserve your existing scene structure, characters, and story beats. It fixes formatting to industry-standard Fountain / Final Draft margins, tightens overly long action lines, and sharpens weak dialogue without rewriting your voice. Export in Fountain, .fdx, or PDF.
Light
Formatting fixes only — don't touch prose
Standard
Formatting plus a gentle pass on pacing & dialogue
Deep
Full polish — tighten action, sharpen dialogue, cut redundancy
Step 5 — Review
Ready to convert.
Here's exactly what FluidScriptr will produce. Once you begin, cancelling will still count as one conversion.
Conversion summary
📖Your story · — · —
🎯Output: Screenplay · Format: Feature Film
🗜️Approach: Compress · Ratio: —
⏱️Estimated time: —
A note on creative choices: FluidScriptr preserves your core story arc, main characters, and key themes. Some subplots may be merged and scenes condensed. The output is a professional first draft — the starting point you refine with your own voice.
Partial conversion (optional)
Convert only the first portion of your manuscript — useful for previewing the output before committing the full run.
Full
Converting…
Your story is being written.
This may take a few minutes. Please keep this tab open — closing or reloading will interrupt it. You can cancel at any time, though this will still count as one conversion.
Initializing…0%
Reading your story…
Note: Cancelling will stop generation immediately. This conversion will still be counted toward your usage.
Step 6 — Export
Your output is ready.
Export everything you want first — starting a new project clears this one.
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📚 Story Bible
Logline
Characters & Arcs
World & Tone
Themes
Structure
Key Motifs
Ending
🎬 Screenplay
Saves .fountain, .fdx and .docx to your
Downloads folder, then opens the PDF print view — choose
Save as PDF there. Your browser may ask once to allow
multiple downloads; say yes.
📝.fountainFinal Draft, Highland
🎬.fdxFinal Draft native
📄PDFStandard format
📘DOCXWord · Courier 12pt
📧 Your screenplay file
Sending it to your inbox…
Working…
A one-page pitch built from the same manuscript — what a producer reads before they read the screenplay.
1 · Logline
Pick the framing that best sells your story — you can edit it before it goes on the sheet.
2 · One-Page Pitch
3 · Comparable Titles
Film and TV comps for producers. ⚠️ means the AI is unsure the title exists — verify before you use it.
4 · Rights-Clarity Checklist
Four questions, no AI — just so you know where you stand before anyone asks.
📖 Manuscript
📝RTFOpens in Word · Times New Roman 12pt, double-spaced
📄PDFPrint-ready format
About the RTF file:
it opens directly in Microsoft Word, Pages and Google Docs with
the formatting already applied — nothing to set up. It is not a
.docx file. If you need one, open it in Word and choose
File → Save As → Word Document (.docx).
