Import from Word, Scrivener, and Final Draft
Bring an existing draft in as a new book — .docx, zipped Scrivener .scriv, or Final Draft .fdx — without wiping your library.
On My Books, click Import (or Save location → Import from another app). Word documents become structured projects; a full zipped Scrivener package (binder plus Files/Docs) brings chapters and scenes across; Final Draft .fdx files land as screenplay projects. Import always creates a new book so your samples and other work stay put.
What you can do
- Word (.docx) for manuscripts and essays
- Scrivener: zip the whole .scriv package, not only the .scrivx
- Final Draft (.fdx) for screenplays
- Help & Guide → Import walks through each format in the app
More detail: Import FAQ
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