Free AI Screenplay Analysis

Paste a scene or a full screenplay. We'll catch continuity errors, logic gaps, and unclear blocking — and surface what you'd otherwise spot only in pre-production reads. Free, uses the credits we give every new account.

Paste the text directly, or import a .txt / .fountain file.

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What happens next: After Google sign-in, we'll drop you into a fresh project with your screenplay loaded and analysis running. The free credits on every new account cover this run end-to-end — no credit card required.

Sign-in is one click with Google. We'll save your screenplay before you leave this page.

What this tool does

  • Reads your screenplay scene by scene and flags continuity breaks (props that appear without setup, characters in two places at once, time-of-day mismatches).
  • Catches logic and motivation gaps — places where a character's action contradicts what they know in the scene, or where geography becomes ambiguous.
  • Marks unclear blocking and stage direction — moments where the camera or actors don't have enough information to perform.
  • Free credits on signup cover a short scene end-to-end. No credit card up front.

How it works

1. Paste your screenplay or upload a file

Plain text, Fountain, .docx, or .pdf — the same formats the in-product uploader accepts. No special formatting required.

2. Sign in with Google

One click. We'll save your screenplay and route you straight to the analysis screen after sign-in.

3. Review the findings

Continuity issues, logic gaps, and blocking flags appear next to the lines they reference. Edit, resolve, or dismiss each one.

Background reading

Practical guides from the StoryBirdie blog on the craft this tool sits on top of.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a screenplay analysis actually catch?+
Continuity errors (props or wardrobe that change between scenes without setup, time-of-day inconsistencies, character locations that don't add up), logic gaps (a character acts on information they don't have, motivation breaks), and unclear blocking (stage direction that doesn't translate to a shoot). It does not edit your prose or change your story — it flags issues for you to decide on.
How long does the analysis take?+
A single scene runs in under 30 seconds. A 30-page short film runs in 1-3 minutes. A 100-page feature runs in 5-10 minutes, depending on density.
Is it really free?+
Yes. Every new signup gets free credits — enough to analyze a short scene end-to-end, or to do a partial pass on a longer screenplay. After the free credits, paid plans start at a low monthly tier; no surprise charges before you decide.
Where does my screenplay go?+
It lives in your StoryBirdie project, behind your Google account. We do not train models on user screenplays. You can delete the project (and the screenplay) at any time from the dashboard.

One project pays for a year.

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