• How to add Facing Pages to your script

  With Facing Pages, you can easily insert any page before every script page.Popular

• How to copy and paste pages with the Facing Pages tool

  The Copy and Paste Pages feature allows you to easily duplicate any pages within any file.Popular

• How to Add and Move pages

  Add and move added pages around with the Page Maker.Popular

• Adding custom PDF Facing Pages (i.e. Floor Plan)

  Using Facing Pages for floor plans, diagrams, or ground plans offers an easy way to make notes in a visual way.Some readers

• How to create script sides in Scriptation

  Here's how to quickly create sides, and enable them for use with all of Scriptation's features.Some readers

• How do I delete script pages?

  Any User-Added pages can be deleted without restriction from within the Facing Pages tool. These include Facing Pages, Sides, or pages that were Copied/Pasted. However, Native pages (official script pages, in their imported order) are intentiSome readers

• What are Facing Pages?

  Add blank pages for notes, create sides for specific scenes or actors, reorder pages, and more within Scriptation’s Page Maker.Some readers

• Adding custom Image Facing Pages (i.e. Floor Plan)

  Import of diagrams that are a Photo, Image, or Screencap for Facing Pages.Few readers

• Creating sides from multiple episodes' scripts

  Shooting multiple episodes at a time? It's easy to assemble sides from different scripts.Few readers

• How do I merge or combine two documents?

  Learn to combine and merge PDF documents.Few readers

• How do I insert Blocking Pages to my script?

  Scriptation makes it easy to automatically insert blocking pages with the tap of a button.Few readers

• Using Auto-Highlight in Sides

  To better understand Sides, it's important to know how Scriptation interprets pages. There are two type of pages: Native: Official script pages, in their imported order. Inserted / Added: User-created pages, such as Sides, Facing Pages (/en/article/how-to-add-facing-pages-to-your-script-1qh8Few readers

• How do I use the Storyboard templates?

  How do I access the Storyboard templates? Scriptation offers a library of Storyboard templates for use across all of your files.Few readers

• How to have Facing Pages on the right of the script

  If you would like to view your Facing Pages after or before your script pages, it's simple to adjust.Few readers

• How do I rearrange or reorder script pages?

  All User-Added / Inserted pages can be reordered from within the Facing Page tool with a simple touch / click + drag. These include Facing Pages, Sides and pages that were Copied/Pasted. Native pages (official script pages, in their iFew readers

• How do I add alternate pages to my script?

  Learn to add alternate pages into your script Before learning how to incorporate alternate pages, it's helpful to first understand how Scriptation understands pages in general. There are two kinds of pages: Native: These are the official script pages, in their imported order. Added / Inserted: These are pages that are added in or created manually. Such as Facing Pages, Sides (/en/article/how-to-create-script-sidesFew readers

• How do I remove a Photo from a Storyboard?

  How do I delete an image from a Storyboard template? One limitation of fillable form technology is that it's currently not possible within Scriptation to clear a single image field! However, you can easily reset all of the form fields by navigating to the Storyboards folder. Then within the ... menu of your file, tap Remove local file. Once removed, you can re-download a clean template by tapping the filename. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/60818aeea8Few readers

• Can I use Scriptation as a notepad?

  There's a few different ways you can use Scriptation to help you take notes.Few readers