Open any screenplay PDF and see the 10,000-foot view — every character across every scene, every sequence, every location, all on one screen. Letting you diagnose what's working, what isn't, and what's missing.
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A grid of every character against every scene, color-coded for presence or dialogue. See instantly who carries the middle, who vanishes in act two, who's been overwritten.
Group scenes into named arcs and color them. Drag the edges to reshape. See your story's beats laid out like vertebrae.
Your longest action paragraphs and dialogue runs, ranked. The pages that bog. The speeches that ramble.
Same-colored sluglines pop. A too-long stretch in one room jumps right out of the grid.
Isolate a single character's arc. Dim the noise. Compare two leads side by side at a glance.
Every visualization saves to a small file you can revisit across drafts. Compare structural shifts between rewrites.
Final Draft, Highland, Fade In, and the rest all export standard PDFs that the parser reads.
Sluglines, character cues, dialogue, action — all parsed locally on your Mac.
Group your sequences, highlight your leads, save the view to compare against future drafts.
Your screenplay never leaves your Mac. No cloud, no account, no telemetry — the parser runs entirely on your device.
Screenplay X-Ray shows you what you've written. Whether it's any good is your call.