Turn an idea into a real screenplay — proper sluglines, action lines and character dialogue — without staring at a blank page. NFE Studios reads your concept, asks the questions that shape the story, and writes a complete, correctly formatted script you can keep building on.
Then go past the page: illustrate every scene with consistent character art, give each character a voice, and compile the whole thing into a narrated film.
You describe your film idea in a sentence or two. The engine reads it, asks about genre, length and characters, and shows you a writing guide to approve. Then it writes the script in screenplay format, scene by scene, so you can read it, revise it and take it to film.
Give a logline or a rough scene. Name the lead, what they want, and what stands in the way, if you know it.
Answer tailored questions about genre, runtime, rating and tone. Approve the writing guide, which lists the scenes and beats before pages are written.
The engine writes sluglines, action lines, character cues, parentheticals and dialogue. Use Engine notes to tighten a scene or sharpen a line.
Illustrate each scene with consistent characters, animate stills into video, add voices and music, then compile the film or export a PDF.
It looks like a standard screenplay page. Each scene opens with a slugline naming the place and time. Action lines describe what we see, in present tense. Character names sit above their dialogue, with short parentheticals for delivery. Here is a short example of the format.
Example written for this page to show the format. It is not real user output, and your results will differ.
A good screenplay shows story through action and speech, not explanation. Scenes are short, every scene changes something, and the page stays easy to read. The engine writes to these habits, but your choices about character and conflict matter most.
Action lines should describe sights and sounds, not thoughts. If an actor can't play it and a camera can't film it, cut it or turn it into behavior.
Start each scene as close to the turn as you can and end once it lands. Ask the engine to trim openings that only set the table.
Dialogue gets sharper when each character wants something in the scene. Tell the engine what your leads are after, even in small moments.
Writing the script is free, with a rate limit. You get 100 free tokens to start, and 1 token is $0.01. Tokens pay for the extras: a standard scene image is 15 tokens, video is 13 tokens per second, and rendering the final film is 60 tokens per minute.
| Standard image | 15 tokens ($0.15) per image |
|---|---|
| Character design | 75 tokens ($0.75) per character |
| Animated video | 13 tokens ($0.13) per second |
| Voice | 15 tokens ($0.15) per 1,000 characters |
| Film render | 60 tokens ($0.60) per minute |
Top-ups come in $10, $25, $50, $100 with bonus tokens on larger amounts. The free plan adds a watermark and no commercial rights; pay-as-you-go has no watermark and includes commercial rights. See full pricing →
Yes. Describe your concept and NFE Studios asks a few questions about genre, length and characters, then writes a complete script in screenplay format. You approve a writing guide first, so the scenes follow the story you want. After that you can revise any scene with Engine notes or rewrite it yourself.
It uses the standard elements: sluglines, action lines, character cues, parentheticals and dialogue, plus transitions where they help. The exported PDF keeps that layout so it reads like a screenplay. If you plan to enter a contest or send it to a studio, check their formatting rules and make final adjustments in your own screenwriting software.
Yes. Generate an image for each scene with characters that keep the same look, then animate stills into short video clips. Give each character a voice, add music, and compile everything into one narrated film. Each of those steps uses tokens, so you only pay for the parts you actually make.
On the free plan, exports carry a watermark and don't include commercial rights. Pay-as-you-go removes the watermark and includes commercial rights, so you can pitch, sell or produce the work you make. See the pricing page for details, and the copyright page for how AI-assisted work is treated.
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