How to use Dialogue Script Formatter
- Enter an optional title and choose A4 or Letter paper.
- Write speaker lines as SPEAKER | dialogue and stage directions in square brackets.
- Format the script and review the line order and page breaks.
- Download the text or PDF and inspect the full document before printing.
Example: Dialogue Script Formatter
A local worked example using the inputs and settings below for dialogue script formatter.
Options
- Record types
- Use speaker | speech for a spoken line and brackets for a direction. The order of the supplied records becomes the order in the script.
- Page size
- Choose A4 or US Letter before downloading. The PDF wraps supported text within measured bounds and refuses unsupported characters.
Supported inputs and limits
Where your input is processed
This tool processes your input in this browser. Your text and files are not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.
Formatting does not supply dialogue
You write every speech and direction. The text download remains useful for editing, while the PDF fixes line breaks for the selected paper. Check speaker names, directions and page transitions before distributing a script.
Questions about Dialogue Script Formatter
Does this tool write dialogue for me?
No. Speaker names, dialogue and stage directions come from your entered rows.
Why was a character refused in the PDF?
The PDF uses the existing built-in fonts and their supported character range. Replace the unsupported character or keep your original source in a suitable editor.
Will a long speech stay on one line?
No. Lines wrap to the measured page width and the script paginates within its stated bounds. Inspect the complete PDF before printing.