Install ScriptChamp.
Find it on the Google Workspace Marketplace, then open it from Extensions in any Google Doc.
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ScriptChamp is a Google Docs™ add-on. Install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace, and it appears under Extensions in any Google Doc.
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No. Google Docs doesn’t let any add-on react as you type. Type as fast as you think, then click Quick Draft to format it all at once. Or insert each element from the sidebar.
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Yes. ScriptChamp runs in Google Docs in the Chrome browser, so it works on a Chromebook. Add-ons do not run in the Google Docs phone and tablet apps.
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They work together. Every format imports and exports .fdx files, and your scene numbers carry over.
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Yes, and Revert is always free. Before a tool reformats your document, ScriptChamp saves a copy to your own Google Drive, and Revert puts it back. Quick Adapt and Quick Translate build a new document and never touch your original.
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Yes, if your school or company allows add-ons. Your Google admin may need to approve ScriptChamp first. Each license covers one person on one Google account.
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Yes. ScriptChamp works inside the Doc you already have open, in your own Drive. If you stop using it, your scripts still open and edit like any other Doc.
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Only the document you have open and the files it creates for you, plus any file you pick to import. It asks for four narrow Google permissions and no restricted ones, so the rest of your Drive is invisible to it. Text leaves your document only when you translate or export it, and only to Google. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
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ScriptChamp does not use generative AI on your writing. It formats your words. It doesn’t write them, keep them, sell them, or train on them. Quick Translate sends your script’s text to Google Translate to make the translated copy.
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The Display & reading panel sets the sidebar’s text size, spacing and typeface. Read aloud reads your script to you from your computer. In the sidebar, keyboard focus is visible and status messages are marked for screen readers. Character highlighting uses a symbol as well as a color. Some drop-down lists may not work with a keyboard.
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Yes. Run Prepare for Paste first, then paste normally. Pasting as plain text strips your italics.
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Yes. Share the Doc as you always do. Collaborators without a license can read and comment on scripts. Full access to ScriptChamp requires purchase.
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Yes. ScriptChamp turns the script into sides, breakdowns, prompt books, a podcast run of show and more, each as a new Google Doc. See the Production section for the full list.
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No. Pay once. No subscription required.
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Each license covers one person on one Google account. The Terms of Service have the details.
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Yes. For bulk licensing for writers’ rooms, production companies, publishing houses, or university writers’ programs, write to support@script-champ.com.
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Start the trial by typing your email address in the ScriptChamp sidebar. It unlocks every tool for 7 days. No credit card required. After your free trial, ScriptChamp’s free mode will check your script for formatting errors. All formatting tools require a purchase. Your documents stay as they are.
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Yes. Full refund available within 14 days of purchase. Write to support@script-champ.com.
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Email us and we will move your license.

