Скачать или смотреть Scrivener 3 Outliner View Tutorial for Beginners | How to Use Labels, Status & Synopses

Struggling with Scrivener 3? You’re not alone! In this step-by-step Scrivener 3 Outliner tutorial for beginners, I’ll walk you through how to use the Outliner view to organize your writing, track your progress, and keep your project on track.
In this video, you’ll learn:
✅ How to navigate to the Outliner view in Scrivener 3
✅ How to see and edit your scene synopses (summaries)
✅ How to use labels to color-code scenes (e.g., point of view, setting)
✅ How to use the status feature to track writing progress (To Do, Draft, In Progress, Done)
✅ How to customize columns in the Outliner (word count, targets, and more)
✅ How to rearrange scenes and chapters right inside the Outliner

The Outliner is like your project’s dashboard—it gives you a bird’s-eye view of your manuscript and makes Scrivener feel way less overwhelming. Whether you’re writing a novel, nonfiction book, or academic paper, this tool will keep your project clear and organized.

These tutorials are designed specifically for children’s nonfiction writers working on research-heavy projects.

Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction: What Is the Outliner?
00:44 – Finding & Entering Outliner View
01:17 -- Viewing Chapters & Scenes
01:42 -- Synopses
02:13 -- Using Labels
03:12 -- Status Tracking
03:51-- Customizing
04:32 -- Rearranging Scenes
05:01 -- Wrap-Up


📌 Perfect for:
Scrivener beginners and absolute dummies
Writers feeling overwhelmed by Scrivener
Novelists, nonfiction authors, and anyone managing large writing projects

👉 Watch until the end for tips on customizing your Outliner to fit your needs.

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