PLOTELLE vs Superscript
Superscript gives you a clean place to type a comic script. That's the right tool if you already know your premise, your cast, and how chapter seven pays off chapter two. PLOTELLE is for the part before and around that: an AI project manager that proposes the logline, the arcs, the chapter map, and the panels, and waits for you to say yes.
| PLOTELLE | Superscript | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting from blank | The AI asks questions and drafts; you edit down. | You write it yourself. |
| Structure | Premise, cast, outline, and chapter scripts as tracked stages. | Formatting and script organisation. |
| Consistency across chapters | The project manager works from your saved cast and outline every chapter. | You keep continuity in your head or your notes. |
| Authorship | Every AI draft needs your accept. Nothing lands on its own. | Fully manual — always yours. |
| Getting your work out | JPEG and PDF export, watermark-free on any paid plan. | Script exports. |
| Free to start | 10 pages, no card. | Varies by plan. |
Who should pick which
Pick Superscript if the story is already worked out and you just want a good editor. Pick PLOTELLE if the blank page and the middle chapters are where you stall — and you still want the final word on every line.