Bring in a PDF, Final Draft or Fountain file and press play. Each character gets their own voice, and a narrator reads the action.
This is a sample scene. You don’t need an account to hear it.
Yes. A free account hears about 150 pages a month in studio voices, up to 25 pages a day. That’s a feature-length script a month. Your browser’s own voices are unlimited on both plans, and Paid has no daily cap.
Scriptroom reads your script aloud as a screenplay, with a voice for each character and a narrator for the scene headings and action. You bring in your script and press play. The cue names aren’t read out before every line. You can change any character’s voice on their card in the Cast tab.
Yes, if the tool reads screenplay format. Scriptroom does. It finds each character from the cues and gives them a voice as soon as they have a line, so you don’t mark who’s speaking.
PDF, Final Draft (.fdx) and Fountain, or paste the script in. Scanned PDFs can’t be read. If you can’t select the words in your PDF, it’s a scan.
No. They read your lines straight, the way a cast does at a first table read. That’s what you want for rhythm, length and the line that clunks. They won’t find the subtext for you.
Yes, on Paid. Share your script by link and your friend hears it on their phone, one voice per character. Listening needs no account. If you let them leave notes, they sign in only when they leave one, on the line it’s about.
No. It reads the pages you gave it, as written. It doesn’t write lines, and the voices don’t add any.
No. Nothing you write is retained for training. The terms say so in writing.