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BLEEDLINE.
How Bleedline works
An issue holds pages. In Full Script, each page holds panels — a description plus dialogue, captions and SFX. In Marvel Style, you write a plot for each page first; when the art comes back, you add panels, dialogue, captions and SFX against it — no need to convert to Full Script. In Long Form, the whole issue is one continuous manuscript. Characters you add in the Story Bible autocomplete in dialogue.
Switching modes is safe. Nothing is ever deleted — each mode's writing stays put, just hidden while another mode is active.
BLEEDLINE.
Welcome to Bleedline
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We ask once, to keep Bleedline safe for younger creators. It stays private: your team never sees it, and it can't be changed later.
Editor
Preview (print-ready)
Charactersshared across the series
Continuity notes
Locations
World notes & glossary
Every page at a glance
Go to page / search script
Searches this issue's script content only (page/panel descriptions and dialogue/caption/SFX text) — Story Bible and comment search are planned next. Full Script and Marvel Style only; Long Form has no pages to navigate.
Keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl + EnterAdd next line (same type)
Ctrl + Alt + 1Add Dialogue
Ctrl + Alt + 2Add Caption
Ctrl + Alt + 3Add SFX
Ctrl + Shift + EnterAdd new Panel
Ctrl + Alt + EnterAdd new Page
On Mac, use ⌘ (Cmd) wherever this list says Ctrl. Most of these work anywhere your cursor is inside a page/panel in Full Script — Marvel Style and Long Form don't have panels or dialogue lines for them to add. Marvel Style does support Ctrl+Alt+Enter to add the next page while your cursor is in the plot summary; Long Form has none of these.
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Anything confusing, broken or missing — tell us. This goes straight to the people building Bleedline.