> ## Documentation Index
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# Fountain Support

> Write and edit screenplays using Fountain format

## Overview

Amber now supports `.fountain` files, a simple markup syntax for writing screenplays. This allows you to write professional screenplays while keeping your text clean and readable.

## Getting Started

To use Fountain:

1. Create a new document (`⌘ + N`)
2. Select "Screenplay" format
3. Start writing using Fountain syntax
4. Save as `.fountain` file

## Fountain Syntax

Amber supports standard Fountain elements:

### Scene Headings

```
INT. COFFEE SHOP - DAY
```

### Character Names

```
JOHN DOE
```

### Dialogue

```
JOHN DOE
(smiling)
This is my line.
```

### Action

```
John walks to the counter, checking his phone.
```

### Transitions

```
CUT TO:
```

## Features

* Syntax highlighting
* Auto-completion for:
  * Character names
  * Scene locations
  * Transitions
* Export to:
  * PDF (industry standard format)
  * Final Draft (.fdx)
  * Other screenplay formats

## Keyboard Shortcuts

* `Tab` - Cycle through elements (Character → Parenthetical → Dialogue)
* `Enter` - New line with context
* `⌘ + Enter` - Force new scene heading
* `⌘ + ]` - Indent element
* `⌘ + [` - Unindent element

## Tips

* Use standard scene heading formats (INT./EXT.)
* Capitalize character names on first appearance
* Keep action descriptions clear and concise
* Follow industry formatting standards

## Related Features

* [Text Formatting & Markdown](/user-guides/text-formatting)
* [Quick Navigation](/user-guides/quick-navigation)
* [Document Setup](/user-guides/document-setup)