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Teleprompter

Scrolling text display for video recording and presentations

Welcome to the Teleprompter! This is a sample script to help you get started. Replace this text with your own content. Remember to: - Speak naturally and maintain eye contact with the camera - Take pauses at punctuation marks - Practice your script a few times before recording You can adjust the scroll speed, font size, and other settings using the controls below. Good luck with your recording!

Keyboard: Space = Play/Pause, ↑↓ = Speed, Esc = Reset

πŸ“„Free Online Teleprompter

A teleprompter (also known as an autocue) displays scrolling text for speakers to read while maintaining eye contact with the camera or audience. Our free online teleprompter works directly in your browser with no software installation required.

Perfect for YouTubers, content creators, news presenters, public speakers, and anyone who needs to deliver scripted content naturally. Customize scroll speed, font size, colors, and even enable mirror mode for professional beam splitter setups.

How to Use a Teleprompter Effectively

1

Practice Your Script

Read through your script several times before recording. Familiarity helps you sound natural rather than robotic.

2

Find Your Speed

Adjust the scroll speed to match your natural speaking pace. Most people speak at 120-150 words per minute.

3

Position Your Device

Place the teleprompter as close to your camera lens as possible to maintain natural eye contact with viewers.

4

Use Large Font

Increase font size so you can read comfortably without squinting. This also helps you look more relaxed on camera.

Pro Tips for Natural Delivery

  • βœ…Write your script the way you speak, not the way you write. Use contractions and casual language.
  • βœ…Add pause markers (like "...") where you want to take a breath or emphasize a point.
  • βœ…Break long sentences into shorter ones. They're easier to read and sound more natural.
  • βœ…Use bold or caps for words you want to emphasize while speaking.
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