Your professional teleprompter solution for smooth presentations
Go to the Scripts section to create and manage multiple scripts. Use the Editor to write and format your content with rich text editing.
Adjust scroll speed, text size, colors, and other display options in the Settings section to match your preferences.
Navigate to the Display section and click Start to begin. Use the scrubber to jump to any position, and pause/resume as needed.
Press Space to start/pause, ↑/↓ to adjust speed. See Help for all shortcuts.
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Record Video: Capture the teleprompter display as a video file for practice sessions, reference materials, or sharing with your team.
A teleprompter is a display device that shows text to a speaker or presenter, allowing them to read their script while maintaining eye contact with the audience or camera. This application provides a digital teleprompter solution that runs entirely in your web browser, making it accessible from any device without requiring specialized hardware.
Professional teleprompters are essential tools for video production, live presentations, news broadcasting, and public speaking. They enable smooth, natural delivery by eliminating the need to memorize scripts or look down at notes, resulting in more engaging and professional presentations.
The Scripts section allows you to create, organize, and manage multiple scripts. This is particularly useful when you need to prepare different presentations, segments, or variations of your content. Each script is stored locally in your browser, ensuring your content remains private and accessible even when offline.
Why this matters: Professional presenters often work with multiple scripts for different occasions, audiences, or time constraints. Having organized script management means you can quickly switch between versions, make last-minute edits, and maintain a library of your content for future use.
The Editor provides a full-featured rich text editing experience, similar to word processors. You can format your script with headings, bold text, italics, lists, and more. This formatting helps you structure your content for better readability and organization.
Why this matters: Well-formatted scripts are easier to read during presentation. Headings help you navigate through sections, bold text emphasizes key points, and proper paragraph breaks create natural pauses. The editor also provides real-time word count and estimated reading time, helping you manage your presentation length.
The editor automatically saves your work as you type, so you never lose your progress. All formatting is preserved when you switch to the display view, ensuring your script appears exactly as you intended.
The Display section is where you actually use the teleprompter. It shows your script in a large, readable format with smooth scrolling. The playback controls allow you to start, pause, and stop the scrolling, giving you complete control over the pace of your presentation.
Why this matters: Professional teleprompters require precise control. Being able to pause allows you to take breaks, answer questions, or adjust your delivery. The seek bar (scrubber) lets you jump to any point in your script, which is essential for rehearsals, retakes, or when you need to reference specific sections.
Every presenter has different needs based on their reading speed, distance from the screen, lighting conditions, and personal preferences. The Settings section provides comprehensive customization options to tailor the teleprompter to your specific requirements.
Adjustable from 10 to 200 pixels per second. Slower speeds are better for detailed explanations or when reading complex material. Faster speeds work well for announcements or when you're comfortable with the content. You can adjust this in real-time during playback to find your optimal pace.
A horizontal line that follows the text as it scrolls, positioned at your reading level. This visual aid helps maintain consistent eye position and reduces the need to move your eyes up and down the screen.
Why this matters: Professional teleprompters use guide lines to help presenters maintain natural eye contact. By keeping your eyes focused on a consistent position, you appear more confident and engaged. The guide line is customizable in both color and opacity, allowing you to make it as subtle or prominent as needed.
Customize both background and text colors to match your environment. The app automatically ensures sufficient contrast for readability. Dark backgrounds with light text are standard for teleprompters as they reduce eye strain and work well in various lighting conditions. However, you can choose any color combination that works best for your setup.
When using a teleprompter glass (a one-way mirror placed in front of the camera), the text needs to be horizontally flipped. The mirror reflects the text so it appears correctly to you while remaining invisible to the camera. This feature is essential for professional video production setups where the teleprompter is positioned directly in front of the camera lens.
Automatically restarts the script from the beginning when it reaches the end. This is particularly useful for practice sessions, allowing you to rehearse repeatedly without manually restarting. It's also helpful for continuous presentations or when displaying information in a loop.
Record your teleprompter session as a video file. This is useful for creating reference materials, sharing practice sessions, or documenting your presentation. The recording captures exactly what appears on the teleprompter display, including all formatting, colors, and scrolling behavior. Recordings are saved as WebM files, which are widely compatible with video editing software.
Export your scripts and settings to a JSON file for backup, sharing, or transferring between devices. Import functionality allows you to restore your content or load scripts created elsewhere. This ensures your work is never lost and can be easily shared with team members or moved to different computers.
Keyboard shortcuts provide quick access to essential functions without using the mouse, which is crucial during live presentations. They allow you to control the teleprompter while maintaining focus on your delivery.
Why this matters: Professional presenters need hands-free control. Keyboard shortcuts enable you to pause, adjust speed, or navigate your script without breaking eye contact or disrupting your flow. This is especially important during live broadcasts or recorded sessions where smooth operation is critical.