# Inkwell in your browser

Inkwell, now in your browser. Same pages, nothing to install.

A free online screenplay editor. Open it, start typing, and your script formats and paginates as you go. Your script stays on your computer. The Mac app adds sync, sharing and version history.

Open the editor: https://editor.inkwell.app/?from=site

Short address: https://screenplay.new

Free. No account needed to write. Works offline.

## 1. Start typing in seconds

Go to [screenplay.new](https://screenplay.new/?utm_source=inkwell.app) and a blank page is waiting, with the caret already on it. There's nothing to download, and you don't need an account to write. It runs in your browser on Windows, Linux, a Chromebook or a Mac. Start a line with INT. or EXT. and it becomes a scene heading.

## 2. Pages that lay themselves out

Type, and your script formats itself. Formatting, line wrapping and page breaks come from the same engine as the Mac app, so a page here is the same page there. If Inkwell guesses the wrong kind of line, Tab changes it. Scene numbers and page numbers sit where a reader expects them.

## 3. Bring your script with you

Drop a Final Draft (.fdx), Fountain or PDF file on the window, or use File ▸ Open or File ▸ Import, and it opens as an editable script. Inkwell (.ink) files open too. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded.

## 4. Print it, or send it on

Print or save a PDF with a title page and scene numbers. When someone works in Final Draft, export an .fdx. Fountain works too.

## 5. Quill, when you ask

Ask about a scene or a line. Quill suggests changes to your script's pages that you accept or reject, one at a time or all at once. It changes the logline and character notes directly, as one step you can undo. Without an account you can ask up to 3 free questions, edits included. After that, sign up for the same free week of Quill Pro as on the Mac: 7 days, 500 credits, no card.

## 6. Write in the light you like

System, Light, Sepia, Focus and Midnight themes, and a focus mode that dims everything but the paragraph or element you're writing.

## Offline, and installable

Once you've opened the editor, it saves itself to this computer and keeps working without a connection. On Chrome and Edge you can install it as an app, with its own window (File ▸ Install Web App).

## Where your script lives

A script is saved in your browser on this computer. Chrome or Edge is recommended: there you can also save it as a .ink file and keep saving into that file. On Safari and Firefox, Save downloads a copy. Clear your browser's site data and a script that was only in the browser goes with it, so save a file for anything you can't lose. We don't store your scripts, and you don't need an account to write. If you sign in, your writing time, word count and the title of your script are saved to your account, so the day counts toward your writing streak. The script itself is not sent. Quill is the one exception, and only when you ask it something: it sends the parts of your script it needs to answer to our servers and to the AI model provider.

## What the Mac app adds

The Mac app is still the whole professional tool. These are in the Mac app and not in the browser editor:

- Encrypted sync across your Mac and iPhone
- Share Draft and Draft Notes
- Revision mode
- Version history
- Breakdown

## Links

- Overview: https://inkwell.app/index.md
- Pricing: https://inkwell.app/pricing
- Privacy: https://inkwell.app/privacy
- Download for macOS: https://inkwell.app/download/mac