Screenwriting software with the story world built in

OENT combines screenplay formatting with the planning tools behind the script. Draft scenes, move story events, track chronology, and keep characters and locations connected without switching between a script editor and a separate story bible.

Write with screenplay formatting

Use screenplay-aware paragraph formats for scene headings, action, characters, dialogue, parentheticals, and transitions. Formatting stays with the text as the project changes, helping you focus on the scene rather than the mechanics.

Move between scene and structure

Events make it possible to view scenes as part of a document or as part of the wider timeline. Reorder story beats, work across multiple script documents, and open a focused writing view when it is time to stay on the page.

Bring existing work with you

Import WriterDuet projects and export work to PDF or DOCX. Characters identified during the screenplay workflow can connect to the same assets used for descriptions, aliases, galleries, and custom details.

See the Help Center for guides to screenplay formatting, importing, and exporting.

Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

Which screenplay elements does OENT support?

OENT supports common screenplay paragraph types including scene headings, action, characters, dialogue, parentheticals, and transitions.

Can I import a screenplay from WriterDuet?

Yes. OENT can import WriterDuet WDZ projects and retain screenplay content so you can continue working in the connected OENT workspace.

Can screenplay scenes appear on a timeline?

Yes. Story events can be shared between documents and the timeline, letting you examine chronology without separating the plan from the written scene.

Can I export a screenplay?

Yes. OENT provides PDF and DOCX export settings for sharing or continuing the production workflow outside the app.

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