Title page#
The cover page of your screenplay — title, author, contact details, and an optional cover image — laid out the industry-standard way.
Click Title Page in your project's sidebar to open it.
Filling in the fields#
The page opens in a read-only preview. Click Edit in the header to fill in the fields. There's no Save button: each change saves itself a couple of seconds after you stop typing. Click Done to return to the preview.
The fields you can fill in:
- Title — the name of your screenplay.
- Credit — the credit line (for example, Written by or Screenplay by).
- Author — your name.
- Source — a "based on" line, if your story is adapted from something.
- Draft Date — the date of this draft.
- Contact — your contact details, over as many lines as you need.
- Copyright — a copyright line.
- Notes — any extra notes for the cover.
- Revision — a revision marker.
Clearing a field on purpose is respected.
Note: Nabu keeps a backup of your edits on your device while you type. If a save never reaches Nabu, it offers your unsaved words back the next time you open the page.
The preview#
When not editing, the page shows an 8.5 × 11 paper preview of your title page exactly as it'll print. If you add a cast page, it appears as a second sheet.
A cover image#
You can put a picture on the cover instead of the text title:
- Upload image — add a cover graphic (PNG, JPEG, or WebP).
- Replace image — swap it for a different one.
- Remove image — go back to the text title.
A cast page#
Tick Characters page to include a cast list page after the title page in the preview and PDF export. Leave it unticked to skip it.
Undo and redo#
Undo and Redo buttons (Cmd+Z / Cmd+Shift+Z) step back and forward through your recent field edits.
Good to know#
- The title page flows into your exports. When you export as PDF with the Title page switch on, the title block — and the cast page, if turned on — appears on the front of the script. A Final Draft (.fdx) export includes the title block but not the cast page; instead it carries the characters in that script as autocomplete suggestions. A cover added in Nabu exports centred at about 2–3 inches wide, with a short gap above the title. A cover imported from Final Draft keeps its saved size and placement.
- Updating the title refreshes the app. Changing your screenplay's title here updates the title shown elsewhere in Nabu.
Related#
- Logline, synopsis, and treatment — the story documents Nisaba reads first.
- Characters and locations — the cast that can populate your cast page.
- Story elements