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Online teleprompter.

Paste your script, set your pace and read to camera. Works on a laptop, tablet or phone, with mirror mode for beam-splitter rigs. Your script never leaves your device.

Saved only in this browser. Drop a .txt file on the box to open it.

Works on your rig

Laptop under the lens, an iPad in a beam-splitter hood or a phone on a selfie stick. Mirror and upside-down modes cover every setup.

Remote friendly

Use a Bluetooth keyboard or presentation clicker, or tap to pause. Change speed mid-read without stopping.

Private by design

Nothing is uploaded. The script and your settings stay in this browser on this device.

QUESTIONS

Teleprompter tips.

Is it really free?

Yes. No account, no watermark and no time limit. It runs in your web browser, so there is nothing to install.

Is my script private?

Your script never leaves your device. It is saved only in this browser so it is still there next time, and Clear removes it.

Does it work with a beam-splitter teleprompter rig?

Yes. Turn on Mirror so the text reads correctly in the glass. Put a tablet or laptop under the hood, open this page and start the prompter in full screen.

Can I control it with a remote?

Yes. Bluetooth keyboards and presentation clickers work: the page-down / right-arrow button nudges forward, page-up / left-arrow nudges back, and space or enter pauses. Tap the screen to pause on a phone or tablet.

How fast should I set it?

Most people speak to camera at 130–160 words per minute. Start at 140, do a rehearsal read and adjust with the up and down arrows while it runs. The estimated read time updates as you go.

How do I add stage directions?

Put them in square brackets, like [pause] or [smile, look at camera 2]. They show in orange on the prompter and are not counted in the read time.

Filming a message?

Let us run the camera.

Leader messages, training videos and fundraising appeals: we bring cameras, lighting and sound, coach delivery on set and deliver a finished edit.

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