📚 Page Manager Basics

• What is the Page Manager?

  The Page Manager is Scriptation's birds-eye-view tool for adding, moving, copying, deleting, and rearranging pages — including Facing Pages and generating Sides.Few readers

• How do I add facing pages into my script?

  Use the Page Manager to insert pages — blanks, images, fillable reports, or templates — before each script page.Popular

• How do I add or move pages?

  Add new pages anywhere in your script with the Page Manager, then drag added pages around to fine-tune their placement.Some readers

📄 Adding & Reorganizing Pages

• How do I copy and paste pages?

  Use the Page Manager to duplicate pages anywhere in your script — within one file or across tabs.Popular

• How do I rearrange or reorder script pages?

  Reorder added pages in the Page Manager with drag-and-drop. Native script pages stay locked to preserve Note Transfer — use Master Edit Mode in special cases.Few readers

• How do I merge or combine two documents?

  Reorder added pages in the Page Manager with drag-and-drop. Native script pages stay locked to preserve Note Transfer.Few readers

• How do I delete script pages?

  Delete added pages from the Page Manager without restriction. Native script pages stay locked to protect Note Transfer — use Master Edit Mode or Collate Pages in special cases.Some readers

• How do I add alternate pages to my script?

  Use the Page Manager to add alternate pages alongside your script, then use Master Edit Mode to mark which pages are the final Native ones.Few readers

• Can I use Scriptation as a notepad?

  Yes — add notepad pages with the Page Manager, isolate them into their own document with the Sides tool, or run Scriptation alongside another notes app in Split View.Few readers

📋 Facing Pages, Custom Pages & Storyboards

• What are Facing Pages?

  Facing Pages are pages you insert next to your script pages — for storyboards, notes, overheads, reports, or anything you need opposite that script page.Some readers

• How can I make my facing pages appear to the right of the script?

  Make Facing Pages appear to the right of your script in Two Page view by adding one extra blank page as the second page of your PDF.Few readers

• How do I add custom Image Facing Pages (i.e. a Floor Plan)?

  Insert a Photo, Image, or Screencap (floor plan, diagram, etc.) as Facing Pages using the Page Manager — great for note-taking on visual references.Few readers

• How do I add custom PDF Facing Pages (i.e. a Floor Plan)?

  Insert a PDF (floor plan, diagram, ground plan) as Facing Pages using the Page Manager and Select Source Document — great for visual reference notes.Some readers

• How do I insert Blocking Pages to my script?

  Automatically insert blocking pages between every script page using the Page Manager — choose a PDF, image, blank, or template, then Add as Facing Pages.Few readers

• How do I use the Storyboard templates?

  Use Scriptation's Storyboard templates to insert image frames into your script — great for visualization tools like Artemis or Helios.Few readers

• How do I remove a Photo from a Storyboard?

  Two ways to remove a photo from a Storyboard template — reset the whole file by re-downloading, or replace individual photos with a blank screenshot.Few readers

🎬 Sides

• How do I create script sides?

  Build a Sides file from any pages in your script using the Page Manager's Sides tool — name it, save it, lock it to enable Auto-Highlight and Lining.Some readers

• How do I create sides from multiple episodes' scripts?

  Shooting block episodes? Use the Page Manager to copy/paste pages from each episode into one script, then build a single Sides file from the combined pages.Few readers

• How do I use Auto-Highlight in sides?

  Auto-Highlight only reads Native script pages. To use it on a Sides file, lock the pages in the Page Manager so Scriptation treats them as Native.Few readers