New script revision? Transfer notes in seconds.
Intelligently transfer annotations into new drafts with the tap of a button.
No more collating pages. No more recopying notes.
Transfer notes in seconds
Easily transfer all of your notes with one simple click. Our powerful algorithm intelligently transfers all of your notes to the newest script, saving hours of recopying notes.
New pages? No problem
Scriptation automatically collates revised pages into your own master script, and transfers all of your notes forward into the new pages.
Side-by-side comparison
Generate a scene-by-scene breakdown comparing two drafts of the same script. See what’s changed and where, with all insertions, deletions, and changes detailed out by scene.
Annotations auto-update
Scriptation automatically prompts you when a script change causes an annotation to adjust. Did a line get rewritten? You’ll see an automated note alerting you of the change.
Deleted note tracking
If script content was deleted in a new draft, you’re alerted of any deleted annotations. Retrieving deleted notes from your old draft is simple. No notes are ever gone for good.
One step transfer
If you’re used to spreading out on a table to manually transfer your notes, you’ll love the ease of Note Transfer. In just seconds, notes move forward from the old draft into the new.
Multi-layer transfer
Transfer notes from one, some, or all of your layers at once. In a single step, capture every annotation you need, maintaining your customized layer system for work in the new draft.
Bookmarks transfer too
Carry forward every carefully placed bookmark. Bookmarks intelligently transfer to the correct scene in the new draft, even if page numbering has changed.
Transfer notifications
The Import Complete window offers clarity after each and every transfer. Never worry that a note was left behind, as every single marking gets counted.
Feature breakdown
Note Transfer is one of the many reasons Scriptation is the must-have PDF annotation app for going paperless among Oscar and Emmy-winning directors, cinematographers, producers, and writers.