Write screenplays, novels and comics in SolidMeta Loom. Every change from the AI co-author arrives as a tracked suggestion: accept it, edit it or reject it.
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Writing, the Story Bible and export are free, with no AI involved. The co-author and pictures start with Pro.
INT. LIGHTHOUSE - NIGHT
Rain hammers the glass. MARA (40s) climbs the last steps, lamp in hand. The beam is dark.
MARA
Industry formatting as you type, with Tab and Enter. FDX and Fountain in and out.
Chapters in a binder, an outliner and word goals. Export EPUB and DOCX with KDP-safe margins.
A comic script editor, a page composer and lettering for speech, thought, captions and sound effects.
Sources, citations and footnotes in the text. Research folders in the binder.
Writing is free. When you want help, the co-author joins with Pro, and the same project plans the shots, draws the storyboard and cuts the film.
Start with one line. The co-author turns your premise into a logline and an outline, and every scene waits for your review.
Ask the co-author for changes. They arrive as tracked suggestions: keep one, discard the other.
Write in screenplay format. Tab and Enter move between elements, and your scenes stay in order in the binder.
When a scene is ready, the co-author reads it and plans the shots. You can change every one.
Draw a frame for every shot, with the cast from your Story Bible. This step needs Pro or a higher plan.
Animate the shots, and the film edit fills in shot by shot. Play it in Studio and export an MP4. This step needs Pro or a higher plan.
Writing is free. The co-author, pictures and film start with Pro, when you're ready.
Ask the co-author about your story in chat. Or select a passage and choose fix, polish, shorten, expand, rephrase or tone. Each edit lands in your draft as a tracked change. You accept it, edit it or reject it. The review panel keeps every pending and past edit, and any of them can be reverted.
The co-author is AI, so it comes with Pro. Without it, Loom is a complete writing tool, and free.
Waiting for review
History
Characters, places and objects go into the bible as you write: add them by hand, accept names Loom finds on the page, or scan the whole story. Each entry holds traits, looks, speaking style and backstory. When the co-author drafts an entry, it arrives as a suggestion.
Story Bible › Characters
Mara
Keep this face in every frameReference sheets
Drag and drop scenes and chapters.
Act One
Rain hammers the glass. Mara climbs the last steps, lamp in hand.
At the harbour wall, Tom watches the beam come back.
Act Two
The log has a gap of nine years.
Act One
Lamp roomMara finds the beam dark. Harbour wallTom sees it relit. The boatNo one at the helm.Act Two
The keeper's logNine missing years. StormThe lamp fails again.INT. LAMP ROOM - CONTINUOUS
The lamp catches. Light floods the room.
MARA
Don't.
TOM
I wasn't going to.
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Storyboarding starts from your script and your story bible. Frames are drawn with the cast you defined, so each character looks the same in every shot. You choose each step.
The co-author reads a scene and proposes a shot list. You edit every shot before anything is drawn.
Frames drawn with your cast, in the framing and drawing style you pick. Redraw one; every take is kept.
Portrait, turnaround and looks from the Story Bible. Uploading your own pictures is free.
Camera and motion arrows, transitions, screen time and runtime per scene.
Animatic playback, a printable contact sheet, and a continuity read of the sequence.
Turn frames into moving shots.
Pro (every month): about 250 frames. That's about 30 scenes, or about 60 characters, or about 50 moving shots (around 4 minutes).
These are either/or. A month can be frames, moving shots, or a mix of the two. Counts assume a standard picture, or a 5-second clip at 720p on the standard video model; premium video models use more. The app shows what a step will use before it runs.
What the button says depends on your plan.
The co-author reads this scene and suggests a shot list. You can change every shot before anything is drawn.
Plan shots Uses a little of your AI allowance.Frames are drawn with your cast from the Story Bible. Storyboards start with Pro: about 250 frames a month, about 30 scenes, for $25. Your script stays free.
Not nowAbout 3% of this month's pictures.
This month's pictures are used up. They reset on 12 Dec. You can turn on extra usage with a cap you choose, or keep writing.
Keep writingPDF can be text, a screenplay or a scanned comic. You see a preview before anything is created.
FDX keeps your outline notes. PDF comes in industry script format. Book formats include KDP-safe margins.
Free to export. Every format, on every plan, including Free.
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| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 · no card | $20/month, or $16/month billed yearly |
| For | Writing | Storyboarding and moving shots every month |
| Writing tools | Every editor and view, the Story Bible, the screenplay tools, comic lettering | Everything in Free |
| Co-author | No AI | Included every month |
| Pictures | None | About 250 frames a month: about 30 scenes or 60 characters |
| Moving shots | None | About 50 shots a month (instead of frames) |
| Export | Every format, free | Every format, free |
| Extra usage | None | Optional, at the same rates, off by default, behind a cap you set |
| Start writing free | Choose Pro |
Prices in USD, including VAT. Counts are estimates for standard models; premium video models use more. The app shows the cost of every step before it runs.
SolidMeta Loom is made by SolidMeta. Our CEO and creative advisor worked in film visual effects at ILM, Weta Digital and DNEG.
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