ScriptDraft review
A low-cost mobile screenplay editor with AI drafting, voice input, and broad exports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ScriptDraft is mobile screenplay software for individual screenwriters working on iOS or Android. Its free-forever plan provides a Fountain editor, screenplay formatting, PDF, Fountain, and Final Draft FDX exports, support for more than 100 languages, and dark and light modes. AI scene generation and expansion, voice recording with on-device speech recognition, and revisions give writers several ways to move from an idea to a formatted draft. The free experience does not require an account, subscription, trial, or credit card.
Pricing is built around free access, one-time voice packs, and Pro plans. The Scene Pack costs $2.99 for 20 voice takes, the Short Film Pack costs $7.99 for 80, and the Feature Pack costs $17.99 for 240. Pro Monthly costs $3.99 per month, while Pro Annual costs $29.99 per year; both include 30 voice takes, 300 AI credits per month, cross-device real-time sync, and watermark-free PDF and FDX exports. Lifetime Pro costs $34.99 one time and adds cross-device real-time sync, named revisions, coverage reports, and Drive backup.
Platform coverage is a clear fit for writers who want to draft on a phone or tablet, with iOS and Android support plus iCloud and Google Drive integrations. The feature set stays focused on screenplay creation rather than a broad writing workspace, and the published product details center on individual workflows rather than team collaboration. Writers who need AI-assisted scene work, voice input, multilingual support, and standard screenplay exports at a low entry cost should consider ScriptDraft. Those seeking a wider range of script formats or a collaboration-focused environment should look elsewhere.
ScriptDraft pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free screenplay editor with PDF, Fountain, and FDX exports
- AI scene generation, expansion, voice input, and 100+ languages
- Low-cost one-time packs plus cross-device sync options
- Where it doesn't
- Focused on screenplay writing rather than multiple script types
- Voice takes are limited by pack or subscription allowance
- Team collaboration is not part of the stated workflow
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