How to Import Your Script into Roll It

Are you looking for a way to import your script into Roll It? Look no further! In this article, we'll walk you through the process of importing your script from various file formats.

Importing from Text Files (.txt)

One way to import your script is by using a text file (.txt). You can create a text file using a word processor on your device, PC or Mac, and then import it into Roll It. The text file must contain the actual text of the script, with consistent indentation throughout. If you try to import a file with inconsistent formatting, the app will be unable to detect the character names and will not import the file.

Importing from PDF Files

Another way to import your script is by using a PDF file. However, the PDF file must contain the actual text of the script, rather than pictures or scans of the script pages. You can open the PDF file in another app on a PC/Mac and save it as a Text (.txt) file before importing it into Roll It.

Importing Common Script Formats

Script Rehearser can import many common script formats straight from a PDF file. The importer will automatically detect the format of many screenplays and stageplays, making it easy to get your script into Roll It.

Creating Your Script in Roll It

Alternatively, you can create a script within Roll It and then type in your lines using the Record / Edit screen. This method is suitable for relatively small scripts, but if you have a longer one, you may want to create a text file using a word processor on your device, PC or Mac, and then import that instead.

Loading Existing Scripts

If you already have an existing script, you can load it from a file or create one from within Roll It. To do this, go to the Script Library screen and use the Add Script button.

By following these steps, you should be able to easily import your script into Roll It and start rehearsing with confidence.

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