Scrivener templates

If you want to spend more time writing your novel and less time getting Scrivener set up, this template is for you! Complete with Worldbuilding and Character Sketch templates, Chapter and Scene documents already created based on the Save the Cat! Writes a Novel beat sheet, and more, as well as tons of helpful tips for getting the most out of Scrivener.

How to Use Scrivener for Worldbuilding – Writing on the Wallpaper

Read for a peak into a novelist’s notebook for ten creative ideas for your own writer’s notebook.

Whether you're a Plotter, a Pantser, or somewhere in-between, you'll love this free template for creating a minimalist outline in Scrivener.

Scrivener is a must for writers. One of its most interesting features is you can upload pre-made templates to use for your book. Find them all in this post!

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Creating Scrivener Templates - Bound to Writing

Since I now use Scrivener exclusively for my fiction (buh-bye, Word), I wanted to share with you an updated free Scrivener template based on my own process.

Notion and Scrivener are two powerful and popular tools for organizing your writing (among other things!), but did you know you can actually use them together?! In this tutorial, you'll find out exactly what to do to be able to access your Notion account directly through Scrivener. novel writing, tech tips, organizing a novel, writing a novel, notion app, scrivener tips, author advice, writing tips

Here's a Scrivener template for my Master Beat Sheet, which combines the Save the Cat Beat Sheet and my Story Engineering Beat Sheet.

Romance Beat Sheet

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This little-known Scrivener trick saves me a lot of grief. It's called "Lock in Place," which is a fine name, but it does beg a little explanation.

The Outliner - Writer's Alley: Scrivener~What I Think Part I

Custom icons are a fun way to improve your project’s aesthetic and can be a functional way to quickly identify items in the binder without having to read the title.