Screenwriting.AI is an AI-powered screenwriting studio that integrates scriptwriting, storyboarding, AI film generation, and editing into a single platform. Its official website emphasizes "your idea, your voice, from first spark to finished film," positioning it to help people with a story move their ideas forward to a finished film.
Purpose
Screenwriting.AI is aimed at users who want to use AI to help complete a film script or even a short film. It covers the complete chain from concept to publish: finding story structure, getting to know characters, making every scene work, and ultimately turning the script into a film that can be edited and exported.
Main capabilities
The platform divides the entire process into six stages:
- Concept: Starting from a spark or a complete premise, turn "what if..." into a logline, characters, and story structure. The official website lists tools such as Creative Cinema, Creative Reels, and Character Canvas.
- Script: Write in industry-standard script format, with support for autosave and version management, use AI to polish scenes and dialogue while keeping the user's own voice. The script editor supports export to PDF, Final Draft, and Fountain.
- Storyboard: Turn scenes into storyboard frames, maintaining consistency of characters, scenes, and props through reference images. The official website mentions Nano Banana 2 and GPT Image 2.
- AI Film: Turn each frame into a video clip with native sound, up to 1080p, and show the price before generation. The official website mentions ByteDance Seedance 2.5.
- Edit: Arrange and trim shots on the timeline, add music, and find the rhythm of the story.
- Publish: Export MP4 suitable for film festivals, social media, and portfolios, with 1080p MP4 export, and the script and film can be viewed side by side.
The platform also provides 19 "Director Avatars," each representing a narrative perspective inspired by that director's films. Users can use a certain director's style to outline a concept or discuss the script with them. The official website lists Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, Coen Brothers, Christopher Nolan, Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, Sofia Coppola, Paul Thomas Anderson, Wes Anderson, Darren Aronofsky, Ang Lee, Guillermo del Toro, Spike Lee, Pedro Almodóvar, Woody Allen, Aaron Sorkin, Charlie Kaufman, Vince Gilligan, Francis Ford Coppola, etc. Each avatar comes with a style description, for example, Nolan corresponds to nonlinear time, puzzle structures, and big ideas with emotional stakes.
How to use
Use flow consistent with the official website's six stages: first start from an idea or premise and use the tool to generate a logline, characters, and structure; then write and revise the script in the script editor; next turn scenes into storyboards; then use AI to generate video clips; after that edit in the timeline and add music; finally export MP4. The official website mentions you can start a limited no-card trial.
Use cases
Suitable for everyone from individual screenwriters to creators who want to complete a short film themselves. The official website describes it as "the best stories don't start with a tool, but with a person who sees the world a little differently," emphasizing that human imagination leads and AI helps move things forward. It applies to turning scripts into storyboards, generating shots, editing into a finished film, and publishing to film festivals, social media, or a portfolio.
Pricing and credits (from the official website)
The official website shows tier information such as Writer, Pro, and Studio:
- Writer (monthly): 600 writing credits per month, all 47 writing tools and 19 director avatars, the script editor supports PDF, Final Draft, and Fountain, images and clips use media credits, and credits reset monthly.
- Pro: 1,800 writing credits and 500 media credits per month, including storyboards, AI film generation, and a film editor; unused credits can roll over during the subscription, and there are also supplemental credit packs that never expire. The official website mentions annual payment is $590 per year, equivalent to two months free.
- Studio: 3,800 writing credits and 1,500 media credits per month, aimed at screenwriters who also shoot films.
The official website states: the limited trial does not require a card, and does not automatically renew. Pro and Studio credits do not expire during the subscription, and after cancellation they can still be used until the end of the last paid cycle; Writer credits reset monthly; media credits never expire; existing subscribers retain their billing terms.
Limitations and information not yet provided
The official website does not provide specific operating steps for all tools, guarantees of the specific effects of generated content, details of supported platforms (web/desktop/mobile), model version information beyond what is mentioned above, or complete price figures beyond the trial, Writer, Pro ($590/year), and Studio. This content is not yet provided.will automatically renew. Pro and Studio credits do not expire during the subscription, and after cancellation they can still be used until the end of the last paid cycle; Writer credits reset monthly; media credits never expire; existing subscribers retain their billing terms.
Limitations and information not yet provided
The official website does not provide specific operating steps for all tools, guarantees of the specific effects of generated content, details of supported platforms (web/desktop/mobile), model version information beyond what is mentioned above, or complete price figures beyond the trial, Writer, Pro ($590/year), and Studio. This content is not yet provided.
