Visible story hierarchy
Preserve Fountain section depth while keeping synopses and scene headings in exact document order.
Turn Fountain sections, synopses, scene headings, and opening action into an ordered visual story map with clean Markdown export.
Useful output, not a score
Preserve Fountain section depth while keeping synopses and scene headings in exact document order.
Optionally include the first action block from each scene to make a revision or room handoff easier to scan.
Copy or download a lightweight outline for a wiki, planning document, issue, or writers'-room agenda.
Use # section lines, = synopsis lines, and standard scene headings wherever they help describe the story.
The browser preserves those explicit elements and captures an optional opening-action preview for each scene.
Show or hide action previews and scene numbers, then copy or download the outline as Markdown.
No. It preserves explicit Fountain sections, synopses, and scene headings. That makes the output deterministic and keeps creative interpretation with the writer.
A line beginning with one or more # characters creates a nested section; a line beginning with = creates a synopsis. Both are planning elements and do not appear in a normal screenplay export.
It includes the preserved section hierarchy, blockquoted synopses, and a list of scenes. You can optionally add scene numbers and the first action block from each scene.
Turn a word-count or page goal into realistic writing-day targets, weekly pacing, buffer time, milestone dates, and a copyable schedule.
Open toolCreate actor-ready rehearsal sides from Fountain: filter by character, select exact scenes, include directions, or mask the role's lines for cue practice.
Open toolPaste Fountain screenplay text and check scene headings, character cues, dialogue, action, and parse structure locally in your browser.
Open toolWant to continue in Plot? Your screenplay stays in this browser tool and is not transferred automatically; paste or import it after you sign in.