Drag and drop your .fdx or .pdf screenplay. Page headers and watermarks are cleaned automatically, and it's split into scenes within minutes.
20-hour breakdown, in minutes.
Dekupa starts where every production does — the breakdown. Upload your Final Draft (.fdx) or PDF, and Dekupa builds a scene-by-scene first breakdown in minutes; you refine it and export to Excel or CSV.
Three-step breakdown.
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Upload
Drag and drop your .fdx or .pdf screenplay. It's split into scenes automatically.
- .fdx
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Tag
Dekupa pulls every character, location, prop and vehicle from each scene. Add, remove, refine — the breakdown stays in your hands.
- Cast
- Location
- Props
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Export
Download the breakdown as Excel or CSV. Movie Magic compatibility is coming soon.
- Excel
- CSV
See it work.
Your screenplay, parsed cleanly.
FDX
Final Draft files (.fdx) are read directly, with nothing lost.
In PDF screenplays, watermarks, (CONT'D)/(MORE) repetitions and revision stamps are cleaned automatically.
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01 Is my screenplay data safe?
Local upload, encryption at rest, EU data centres. Files aren’t shared, sold, or used to train AI models, and personal details are filtered out of AI calls. See our Privacy Policy for detail.
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02 Are scanned PDFs supported?
Yes. Scanned (OCR) PDFs are supported — Dekupa runs OCR automatically. Text-based PDFs are read without issue anyway.
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03 Is it really Movie Magic compatible?
Not yet — Movie Magic import/export is on the roadmap. For now you can take the breakdown as Excel and CSV; those files fit easily into most production workflows.
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04 What about English screenplays?
Dekupa reads any .fdx or .pdf and extracts the elements regardless of language. Some optimizations are still being broadened beyond our first language, so quality keeps improving release over release — and fuller multilingual support is on the roadmap.
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05 How does the beta work?
The beta is invite-based — close onboarding, feedback sessions, and a say in how the product takes shape. For AI credits, get in touch with us.
Be the first to try the breakdown tool for your next production.
Your screenplays belong to you. They aren't shared with third parties, and aren't used for advertising or AI training.