What file types does the AI script rewrite workspace support?
It supports Word, PDF, Markdown, plain text, and URL input for script extraction and rewrite planning.
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Paste a script, select a market and platform, then generate rewrite prompts, localization notes, a reusable script codex, and diagnosis guidance for short-drama production.
Identify roles, relationship functions, conflicts, and replacement notes.
Adapt names, legal references, family dynamics, and emotional phrasing for each market.
Check hooks, motivation, plot holes, production complexity, and platform-review risk.
Prepare scene, prop, cast, schedule, subtitle, and voiceover planning notes.
Act as a short-drama script editor. Goal: Rewrite Genre: Revenge comeback Platform: TikTok Target language: English Rewrite depth: Medium rewrite Instructions: 1. Extract characters, locations, props, conflict beats, and episode-end hooks. 2. Preserve strong conflict, fast pacing, and clear cliffhangers. 3. Adapt names, legal/family references, locations, and emotional tone for the target market. 4. Avoid close similarity to the source script. Human review is required before publication. Source script: Episode 1: At a charity gala, Maya is pressured to sign a settlement agreement in front of everyone. Her rival smiles as the room waits for her to collapse, until Adrian walks in with evidence that changes the entire scene.
Rewrite strategy: Keep the public-pressure hook, but shift the conflict from a private marriage dispute into a project ownership battle. Episode sample: Scene: Charity gala / Night Maya stands in the center of the room. The settlement agreement is pushed across the table. Claire: Sign it. At least you can leave with dignity. Maya: Dignity? You stole my project and called it mercy. Adrian enters and places a recorder on the table. Adrian: Then let everyone hear who really stole it. Cliffhanger: The screen turns on, but the footage shows Claire editing the evidence.
Batch rewriting, team review, BYOK model keys, checkout leads, and production extensions can be connected to the backend when your paid plans go live.
File, URL, and text input; script element extraction; multilingual rewrite prompts and sample output.
Character, location, prop, timeline, review status, and plan-permission workflows.
Quality diagnosis, localization comparison, batch workflows, and production planning.
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This page is built for short-drama writers, MCNs, global content teams, and script adaptation workflows, covering script extraction, multilingual rewriting, expansion, diagnosis, and export.
It supports Word, PDF, Markdown, plain text, and URL input for script extraction and rewrite planning.
Yes. It can expand an existing script by episode count, words per episode, new characters, locations, timeline, relationships, and subplots.
Yes. It supports multilingual rewrite and localization workflows for English, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Arabic, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, and more.