Fade In

macOS / Productivité

Fade In Professional Screenwriting Software is a complete application for writing motion picture screenplays, including tools for outlining, organizing, navigating, and collaborating, plus extensive screenplay formatting and robust tools for managing rewrites and revisions.

Fade In's modern, state-of-the-art application interface does everything professional screenwriters need and expect their software to do. Its extensive formatting capabilities take care of formatting for you, automatically transitioning from scene headings to action to dialogue as you type. It includes a full range of standard screenplay styles: you can use the built-in default styles, customize them, or create your own. The software keeps track of the character names and locations you use and can provide as-you-type autocompletion suggestions. Spend less time typing and more time writing.

You can organize your screenplay however you like, marking and color-coding significant sequences, plot points, themes, characters, and other story elements so you'll always have a clear overview of your work. Use the Navigator to quickly move around your script and reorder scenes.

Use advanced writing capabilities such as the built-in Dialogue Tuner to view and edit all of a character’s dialogue in one place.

• Production tools - Manage revisions, page locking, scene locking, omitted scenes and more. Easily generate industry standard script breakdowns and production reports.

• No distractions - A page-only, no-distractions, full-screen mode allows you to concentrate on the most important thing: writing.

• Fade In Access - Integrates with Fade In's optional online service for cloud storage, collaborative editing, version history, and publishing.

• Support for multiple file formats - Importing and exporting multiple file formats is easy with support for everything from text to HTML to XML. Opening, editing and saving Final Draft documents is a snap — as is importing and exporting Rich Text Format (.rtf), such as from Movie Magic Screenwriter, and opening Celtx files.

• Open file format - Unlike screenwriting applications that use a proprietary binary storage format, Fade In uses the Open Screenplay Format: a straightforward, XML-based file format for saving your scripts, providing maximum accessibility, compatibility, and future-proofing.

• And more:

Output directly to PDF. Batch generate securely watermarked copies. Customize the application layout. Edit your title page. Insert images. Add sticky notes. Easily modify page layout and formatting elements. Live spell-checking, custom user dictionaries, language tools, and integrated help.

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* Please note that the Mac App Store version of Fade In Professional Screenwriting Software is for Mac only. It DOES NOT include a registration key for installing on other operating systems. *

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

5.0.2:
- Improvements to dark mode handling
- Edited revision names weren't being properly saved
- Fixed an issue with RTF export
- Fixed an issue with tab splitting/joining
- Index card drag-and-drop tracking was inaccurate
- Tooltips for start page and file dialog location shortcuts
- Added element numbers to Element Report
- Fix for opening some older (pre-v4) documents
- Preferences option to disable Fade In Access integration
- Fixed a potential file window error
- Various minor tweaks and fixes

5.0.0:
- Integration of Fade In Access for cloud file storage
- Added notes and bookmarks to the Navigator
- Large icons option in User Interface preferences
- Better interface for managing dictionaries and templates
- Improved dark mode support
- Double-click to edit header/footer
- Right-click on element style in Format panel to modify
- Editing of unlocked scene/element numbers
- Added word count target to This Session
- Better revision set management
- Improved pasting from HTML sources
- Much faster document importing
- Make it possible to print only the title page, if desired
- Smarter font substitution algorithm
- Improved "normal" font spacing
- Improved importing of arbitrarily numbered scenes/elements (from FDX, etc.)
- Fixed a couple of dragging issues in the Navigator
- Addressed a couple of Table Read bugs
- Find panel shortcut populates the current selection
- Added Text Report to production reports
- Fixed an issue with Avid Script-Based Editing .txt export and centered headers
- Fixed a potential crash when extracting pages
- Break on sentences wasn't properly breaking on soft returns
- Double quotes were not being encoded properly in CSV output
- Fixed a potential resource-loading issue for .fadein files
- Lots of other fixes, tweaks, and improvements
- Three-finger tap lookup, long-press accents, and better international keyboard handling