A script becomes subtitle cues of ~8 words (max 12); a new sentence always starts on a fresh screen. Music needs no script.
A PDF needs selectable text — if yours is a scan, run OCR on it or paste the text instead. Cues can be edited afterwards (double-click a cue in the list). Wrap words in *asterisks* for italics, **double** for bold; italics already in a PDF come across automatically.
Free & open source (MIT) · runs entirely in your browser — your script and audio never leave this device · download offline copy · source
*italic*, **bold**. Music cues can link to lines.| Space / → | next subtitle | ⏎ | GO — fire music |
| ← | previous subtitle | S | fade music out |
| B | blank the screen | P | pause / resume |
| N | insert a cue | X | stop all (twice = instant) |
Everything is saved in this browser automatically and restores on reopen — switch or add shows from the name in the top bar. Export show (SETUP, or ⇩ on a show card) makes one file with script, music and audio — drop it on any other machine to move the whole show.
CueTheShow runs entirely in your browser. Your script and audio never leave your device. Free & open source (MIT).