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Stand-up set template
A tight comedy set — bits, callbacks and crowd work. Plan it part by part, time it to the second, then export to PDF, Word or Excel.
Free to start — no account needed.
The structure · 11 parts
- 01Crowd work
- 02Bit
- 03Setup
- 04Punchline
- 05Bit
- 06Setup
- 07Punchline
- 08Callback
- 09Bit
- 10Setup
- 11Punchline
The exact rundown this template opens with — rename, reorder and time every block.
Centerdraft is a free story-structuring tool. Build a stand-up set block by block, reorder by drag, add timings and notes, then export to PDF, Word or Excel.
Frequently asked
How do you structure a stand-up set?
A stand-up set works well in 11 parts: Crowd work, Bit, Setup, Punchline, Bit, Setup, Punchline, Callback, Bit, Setup, Punchline. In Centerdraft you start from this outline, then drag, rename and time each part until it fits your story.
How many parts does a stand-up set have?
This template has 11 parts. They're a starting point, not a rule — add, remove or reorder them freely.
Can I customise the stand-up set template?
Yes. Every block can be renamed, recoloured, timed and annotated, and dragged into any order. When it's ready, export it to PDF, Word or Excel.
Is the stand-up set template free?
Yes — you can build a stand-up set and export it to PDF for free. Word and Excel export, watermark-free PDF and unlimited projects are part of Centerdraft Pro.
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