Open your script in the editor and press play. To start somewhere else, select a few words on a line and choose Read from here. On a computer, Command-Enter (Ctrl-Enter on Windows) plays from the line your cursor is on.
Scriptroom gives each character a voice as soon as they have a line. To change one, open the Cast tab and choose a new voice on that character’s card. This works on Free and Paid.
A narrator reads the scene headings and the action, in a voice of its own. To hear only the dialogue, turn action off with the Action button in the player. Transitions, parentheticals and cue names aren’t read aloud.
Studio voices are Scriptroom’s voices, and they’re counted in pages. Browser voices are the ones built into your device, and they’re unlimited. Both give each character their own voice.
About 150 pages a month in studio voices, on Free and Paid. Free is capped at 25 pages a day. Paid has no daily cap. The count starts again on the 1st of each month. Replays don’t count.
The read stops, and Scriptroom says so. Press Keep reading in browser voices to go on with your device’s voices, which are unlimited, or wait for the count to start again.
Yes, on Paid. Share your script by link. Whoever opens it hears it with a voice per character, and they don’t need an account. Set the link to “Can leave notes” and they sign in only when they leave a note on a line.
No, on either plan. You can listen in Scriptroom and share your script by link, but there’s no audio file to download. Export gives you the script as PDF, Final Draft, Fountain or plain text.
No. It reads what’s on the page. It doesn’t write, and it doesn’t rewrite your lines.