• Inserting Photos and Images into your script

  Maybe you have reference photos for a specific shot or a floor plan for a set. With Scriptation, you can insert them into your script.Popular

• Text Highlight vs Highlighting with the Marker

  Diving into the two ways to highlight your scripts.Popular

• How do I erase or delete an annotation?

  How to use the Eraser Tool or Delete annotations.Popular

• How do I use Sticky Notes?

  With Scriptation's Stickies feature, you can tap to insert collapsible notes within your script.Some readers

• What are Saved Annotations and how do I use them?

  Saved Annotations allow you to save notes, so you don't have to create the same annotation again and again Saved Annotations is a powerful Industry Pro feature for saving custom stamps, drawings, markings, shapes, text notes, and images/photos for easy use throughout your scriptSome readers

• How can I draw lines, arrows and shapes?

  How to draw lines, arrows, circles, and squares in your script.Some readers

• Using Scribble on iPad

  Speed up your note taking with Scribble, the handwriting to text converter for iPadOS 14+. Scriptation is fully compatible with Scribble, Apple's powerful new feature which offers a whole new way to work with handwritten notes. Users can now to write within any text field — where it will automatically be converted to typed text — making annotation tools like Text Boxes (/en/article/typing-notes-into-your-scrSome readers

• I can't find some of my Annotation Tools

  Some of my tools are missing from the Annotation Toolbar.Some readers

• How do I use Stamps, and create Custom Stamps?

  Scriptation comes loaded with many Stamps, plus the freedom to design your own! Inserting Stamps Stamps can be found on the Annotation Toolbar by tapping the Stamp icon. By tapping any of the existing stamp designs, the selected stamp automatically loads to the center of your page. Once inserted, you can tap + drag to move the stampSome readers

• Typing Notes with Text Boxes and Callouts

  Bad handwriting? No problem. We've got Text Boxes! The Text tool can be found on the Annotation Bar, and allows you to enter a text box anywhere within your script. Start by tapping the Text icon. Then tap a spot in your script where you'd like the text to be. The keyboard will automatically load on mobile devices. From theSome readers

• How do I use the Text Marking tools? (Highlight, Underline, Squiggle and Strikethrough)

  Let's learn how to use Highlight, Underline, Squiggle, and Strikethrough. There are 4 text marking tools on the Annotation Bar. Each tool is designed to work in straight lines and corresponds to script text. Let's take a look at each one.Some readers

• Free Write or Draw

  Use a stylus or your finger to write or draw with the ink and highlighter tools. Using Scriptation's Drawing or Freeform Highlight tool, you can write or draw just like a pen and paper, using an Apple Pencil, your finger, or on macOS, your mouse or trackpad.Some readers

• How to use Siri to dictate notes

  Can I use Siri to dictate notes with Scriptation? Yes! For iOS and Mac users, Apple's Siri can be used to automatically turn your voice into text. Siri can be used with Scriptation's Text Boxes, Sticky Notes, and Attached Notes on any annotation. Let's start by using Siri with a Text Box. On the Annotation Bar, taFew readers

• How to link to audio, video, websites, and pages

  Creating a hyperlink within your script makes connecting to content a breeze. With Scriptation, it's easy to create a link to another page within your script, as well as any outside content like a website, cloud file, audio clip, or reference video. To get started creating a link, select the script text you'd like to link to. Then on the pop up bar, tap the Link icon.Few readers

• What are Bookmarks and how can I use them?

  Bookmarking pages really helps to navigate through quickly. Bookmarking the top of every scene, or any specific page allows you to easily find that spot again.Few readers

• How to Undo and Redo Actions

  How to go back an action or move forward.Few readers

• How to add audio clips to your script

  Want to capture sound or make a recording within your script? It's easy, with Audio Clips. Using Audio Clips is a great way to take notes in a meeting when information is coming in faster than you can write it down. It's also a terrific way to make a quick reference recording of sounds or music. And the best part... Audio clips move with all of your other notes to your new script when you use Note Transfer.Few readers

• How to copy and paste annotations?

  Once annotations are made, it's easy to utilize copy and paste. Copying and Pasting annotations is a simple time saving feature, and can be very helpful with: Duplicating an annotation. (Want to reference it again and again? Consider making it a Saved Annotation.) Retrieving Deleted Annotations after a Note Transfer. Moving AnnotatiFew readers

• Outline: Viewing and Searching your Annotations

  A fully searchable list of all your Annotations? Welcome to Outline. With your script marked up, and all of your notes taken, it really helps to be able to see all of your annotations in one place. It's even more efficient to be able to search those notes using keywords and phrases. Start by tapping the Outline icon (the open book) on the Top Menu. In the dropdown menu, the left tab shows the Bookmarks (/en/article/what-are-bookmaFew readers

• How do I create Color Presets?

  Looking to create Color Presets? It's easy with the Style Palette. While marking up documents, you might want to use a color coding system to manage your notes, or maybe you just like a certain aesthetic. While using Annotation tools such as text marking, typing, free draw,Few readers

• Group and Merge notes with the Selection tool

  Combine multiple annotations with the Selection tool With the Selection tool, a page of full notes taken individually can easily be joined into one annotation. This can be tremendously helpful if you are looking to Move, Copy/Paste, Delete, or Resize multiple related notes. The Selection Tool also allows for two slightly different, but related tasks: Group: Combines multiple typesFew readers

• Can I rotate images, stamps and shapes?

  Can I rotate my annotations? Rotate is currently limited to Text Boxes and pre-made Stamps. Photos, Custom Stamps, Shapes, and Pen/Marker annotations can not be rotated within the app. While we hope to add more rotate functionality in the future, there are a few different options for creating and rotating icons (/en/articleFew readers

• How can I use Attached Notes?

  What are Attached Notes, and how can I use them? Attached Notes are user-added notes that are connected to any annotation, such as Shapes, Stamps, Images, Audio Recordings, and more. The power of Attached Notes is in keeping certain notes hidden, as well as preventing your script from getting cluttered. The Attached Note lives inside a discreet yellow sticky, and transfers (/en/article/how-do-i-transFew readers

• Can I sync my Custom Stamps and Saved Annotations across devices?

  Can I sync my Custom Stamps and Saved Annotations across all of my devices? Saved Annotations are currently only available on the device that they are saved on. But there's a workaround to share them to your other devices! Here's what you need to do. Open any PDF file, and insert all of your Saved Annotations into that file. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/60818aeea8717000/savedannotationFew readers

• How do I insert a graphic as a custom stamp?

  Learn to insert a graphic template as your own custom stamp Using Saved Annotations, it's easy to create a graphic in another program, and save that image within Scriptation for use across all of your scripts. iPad / iPhone Open your graphic template outside of Scriptation.Few readers

• Can I customize the toolbar?

  Is it possible to customize the annotation toolbar? We know how useful it would be to prioritize which annotation tools were showing on your toolbar, perhaps in order of personal preference or ranked by frequency of use. While this isn't a feature we currently have, it's something we hope to add down the line! =) What's Next How to hyperlink to audio, video, websites, and pages What are Layers and how do I useFew readers

• Insert an Image from Another App

  Want to insert Photos and Images into your script from another app? Do you have all your location or research photos saved within another app, such as Dropbox? With Copy and Paste, you can easily insert these images into your script. Start in the other app, and tap and hold the image you wish to bring into Scriptation. A pop-up menu will appear. Tap on Copy to copy the image. (https://storageFew readers