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Released November 13, 2026 · Download the latest version

Highlights

Inkwell in your browser. Open screenplay.new on any computer and start writing: no download, no account. It opens the same .ink, Fountain, Final Draft and PDF scripts as the Mac app, and scripts you save move freely between the two. Quill knows where you are. Ask “what’s wrong with this scene?” or “tighten this line” and Quill already knows which scene your cursor is in and which line you mean. Select a passage first and Quill reads that instead.

New

  • Write in your browser. The full editor now runs at screenplay.new: the same pages, outline, Quill and exports, in Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge. Handy on a borrowed computer, or for a collaborator who isn’t on a Mac.
  • “This scene” and “this line” just work. With each question, Quill is told which scene your cursor is in and the line it’s on, or the text you’ve selected. You no longer have to quote your own script back to it.
  • Scene lengths in eighths. The outline shows each scene’s length the way a production does: 2/8, 1 3/8, and so on.
  • Sections you can see and edit. Section lines show their # marks and synopses their =, so you can tell at a glance how deep a section sits. Add or remove a # to move a section up or down a level.
  • Your place stays marked. When you click into Quill, Find or anywhere else in the window, a quiet, steady caret stays where your cursor was in the script, so you never lose your place.
  • Sides, marked your way. When you print sides, choose how your character’s lines stand out: a bold name, a yellow highlight, or a bar in the margin.

Improved

  • A tidier outline. Each scene takes one line, act labels appear once, and scene numbers in the page margin sit level with their headings.
  • Scene numbers survive a PDF. Export a numbered script to PDF and bring it back in, and the scene numbers come back with it. PDFs from other apps that carry scene numbers in the margin import with them too.
  • Inkwell notices when a script changes underneath it. If the file you have open is changed by another app or another Mac, Inkwell reloads it when you have nothing unsaved, and asks you which to keep when you do.

Fixed

  • Locked scene numbers stay locked. Retyping a heading, changing EXT. to INT., or pasting over it no longer drops the scene’s locked number.
  • Lines stay what you made them. A line you deliberately set as action, like THE END or an all-caps BEGIN MONTAGE, no longer turns into a character name when you edit the lines around it.
  • Sections open the way you saved them. Section depth and titles now come back exactly as written from .ink, Fountain and Final Draft files.