Our goal is to help you write as fluidly and efficiently as possible. Our current set of keyboard shortcuts are all about keeping you focused on writing instead of fiddling with formatting.
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Scripto uses the same keyboard shortcuts for basic text formatting that you're used to from every other writing program.

If you memorize just one keyboard shortcut, it should be Tab.

Every Element (aka block of text) in the script needs to have a type. For instance character, dialogue, scene heading. Scripto does its best to predict which type of Element you'll want next based but sometimes there are a few plausible options.

So if Scripto creates a new Element and it's not the type you want, hit Tab a few times and you'll probably get to the one you want. (Poweruser move: Shift + Tab cycles through Elements types in the opposite order.)

If you aren't getting the Element Type that you want...

or, you can memorize the keyboard shortcuts for each individual Element type.

(I'll Venmo you $1 if you can correctly guess why we left out ⌘ + 7. Email us with your guess at feedback@scripto.live.)

The studio script uses slightly different Element types than the screenplay. 

Let us know if there are new keyboard shortcuts you'd like to see introduced!