海马轻帆

Our take — 海马轻帆 for short drama

Haima Qingfan is the closest thing China's drama industry has to a standard for AI screenwriting, and our read is it earns that status. Its signature move — paste novel chapters, get back a properly formatted script with scenes, dialogue and action — attacks the single biggest time sink in short drama production: novel-to-script adaptation. For adapting web novels into vertical episodes, we'd start here.

Against Wawa Writer the tradeoff is depth versus chain length: Wawa stretches the pipeline into comic-drama storyboards and video, while Haima stays script-obsessed — format switching between Chinese and Hollywood conventions, per-character screen-time stats, and shot-script export built for short drama crews. We'd pick Haima to get the script itself right, and Wawa when you want one tool to carry you further downstream.

• One-click novel-to-script conversion
• Chinese/Hollywood script format switching
• Per-character screen-time statistics
• Short-drama shot-script export

Written by the DramaSo Tools editorial team, 2026-07 — an editorial read of the official site, not a hands-on score.