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Partial: Formats scripts and swaps Final Draft files; its manual describes no colored revisions or page locking.
- Windows
- Linux
Free editors format scripts and exchange FDX files, but none documents the colored revision pages and locked page numbers that productions use.
$99.99 USDa year
≈$142.56 CAD a year (converted from USD)
Months for a small team
An editor’s estimate for a free tool that ranks Strong.
Nobody has asked for one yet.
The capabilities that keep people paying for Final Draft.
Colored revision pages
Mark each draft's changes in a standard color order so crews can tell revisions apart.
Page and scene locking with A-pages
Freeze numbering so added pages become 21A and 21B instead of renumbering the script.
Production reports and breakdown tags
Reliable FDX round trip
Exchange scripts with producers and other tools without losing elements or notes.
Revision colors and locked-page rules follow industry practice that is easy to get subtly wrong, and Final Draft's FDX files are the format everyone sends.
Each covers part of the job. None replaces Final Draft yet.
Partial: Formats scripts and swaps Final Draft files; its manual describes no colored revisions or page locking.
These are mapped to Final Draft at the Situational tier: they fit some uses only.
Best for drafting scripts in an open-source editor
Free GPL editor with Fountain import and export, scene numbers and script comparison. Windows and Linux builds only.
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Last checked : an editor confirmed that no free alternative ranks Strong.
Price: Final Draft Suite, annual, checked Oct 7, 2026. Price source. USD to CAD at 1.4257 as of Oct 7, 2026.
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