About this tool
Reading from paper or a static screen makes narration sound read — the eyes jump, the pace stumbles at every scroll, and the takes multiply. A teleprompter's steady scroll is what makes professional narration sound effortless: the next line is always arriving at the same speed your voice wants to travel. This one runs in any browser tab, which means the phone in your recording booth or the tablet under your camera is already a prompter.
Mirror mode deserves an explanation, because it is the feature that turns a free tool into studio gear: teleprompter glass reflects the screen into the lens, and a reflection reads backwards — unless the text is flipped first. Tick Mirror mode, put this screen under a sheet of prompter glass (or a phone mounted in a budget prompter rig), and you record looking into the lens while the script floats in front of it.
How to use it
- Paste the final script — the prompter is a performance tool, not a drafting tool.
- Set text size so lines hold 6–9 words; shorter lines read more naturally.
- Match scroll speed to your delivery in a 20-second rehearsal take — most narration sits between 25 and 40.
- For camera work, enable Mirror mode and place the screen in your prompter rig; for voiceover, prop it at eye level beside the microphone.
Tips from real creator workflows
- Format the script for the prompter, not the page: one sentence per line and a blank line at every breath you want to take.
- Rehearse the first 30 seconds twice — the hook's delivery sets your pace for the whole take.
- Record in sections anyway: a prompter removes stumbles, not the need for clean chapter takes.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on a phone?
Yes — open this page on the phone, prop it at eye level, and it is a complete prompter. Full-screen the browser for maximum text area.
What scroll speed should I start with?
Start at 30 and adjust by feel: if you are waiting for text, raise it; if you are racing it, lower it. Your hook paragraph at reading speed is the calibration test.
Can I use it with a real teleprompter rig?
That is exactly what Mirror mode is for — it flips the text so the glass reflection reads correctly into the lens.
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