The teleprompter for
creators who actually ship.

A teleprompter scrolls your script across a screen so you can read while looking straight into the camera. The result is confident, polished delivery without memorizing a single line.

Whether you are recording YouTube videos, shooting corporate training, or livestreaming a presentation, a teleprompter turns hours of retakes into clean first takes.

In a professional studio, a teleprompter is a glass panel mounted in front of the camera lens. The script is reflected on the glass so the talent reads while appearing to look directly at the viewer.

Today you do not need studio gear. A phone, tablet, or laptop can do the same job. Modern teleprompter apps display scrolling text on your device screen.

Write your script the way you speak, not the way you write. Use short sentences, contractions, and simple words. If a line feels stiff when you say it out loud, rewrite it until it sounds like you.

Scroll speed is measured in words per minute. Most people speak at 130 to 160 WPM in conversation. Start around 140 WPM for a natural, relaxed pace.

If the text feels cramped, increase the font size until you can read comfortably at arm's length. On a phone, 24 to 30 pt works well. On a tablet or monitor across the room, go bigger.

Place the teleprompter as close to the camera lens as possible. The closer the text is to the lens, the more natural your eye contact looks.

When you control scroll speed yourself, the pace follows you. Ease through an intro, linger on a key statistic, then pick up momentum again without breaking your flow.

A teleprompter scrolls your script across a screen so you can read while looking straight into the camera. The result is confident, polished delivery without memorizing a single line.

Whether you are recording YouTube videos, shooting corporate training, or livestreaming a presentation, a teleprompter turns hours of retakes into clean first takes.

In a professional studio, a teleprompter is a glass panel mounted in front of the camera lens. The script is reflected on the glass so the talent reads while appearing to look directly at the viewer.

Today you do not need studio gear. A phone, tablet, or laptop can do the same job. Modern teleprompter apps display scrolling text on your device screen.

Write your script the way you speak, not the way you write. Use short sentences, contractions, and simple words. If a line feels stiff when you say it out loud, rewrite it until it sounds like you.

Scroll speed is measured in words per minute. Most people speak at 130 to 160 WPM in conversation. Start around 140 WPM for a natural, relaxed pace.

If the text feels cramped, increase the font size until you can read comfortably at arm's length. On a phone, 24 to 30 pt works well. On a tablet or monitor across the room, go bigger.

Place the teleprompter as close to the camera lens as possible. The closer the text is to the lens, the more natural your eye contact looks.

When you control scroll speed yourself, the pace follows you. Ease through an intro, linger on a key statistic, then pick up momentum again without breaking your flow.