Free Teleprompter That Follows Your Voice
Paste your script and start talking. The text scrolls at your pace, waits when you go off script, and takes voice commands like “again” or “go to block 3”.
Paste your script
A blank line starts a new paragraph. “# Title” starts a section you can jump to by voice. “//” marks a pause.
Voice commands
While reading, start a command with the command word: “command, again”. When paused, just say the command.
- “go” · “pause”
- Start / pause
- “again”
- Repeat the sentence and mark a retake
- “back two”
- Go back
- “go to block pricing”
- Jump to a section
- “find free trial”
- Find a phrase
- “good take” · “bad take”
- Mark a take
- “bigger” · “smaller” · “mirror”
- Text size and mirror
- “time left”
- Time left
How to Use the Teleprompter
Three steps, no account.
Paste your script and pick the language
Leave a blank line between paragraphs and start a line with “#” for a section you can jump to by voice. Then choose the language you’ll speak.
Start and talk
The current word stays at eye level near the top of the screen. Stop talking, and the text waits for you.
Float it or record
In Chrome or Edge, float the prompter over your camera app or call. Or turn on the camera and record right on the page.
What the Teleprompter Does
Everything except AI is free, with no daily limit.
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Scrolls with your voice
Your speech is matched word by word against the script, so the pace is yours — fast, slow or with pauses.
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Waits when you ad-lib
Add a joke or an aside: the text holds until you’re back on the script instead of running away.
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Voice commands
“Again” takes you to the start of the sentence, “go to block 3” jumps ahead, “good take” marks the moment.
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Floats over other apps
In Chrome or Edge on a computer, the prompter opens in a small window that stays on top of Zoom, OBS or QuickTime.
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Records with take markers
Record from your camera in the browser and download the video with a list of good and bad takes.
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Mirror mode and text size
Flip the text for a glass teleprompter rig, and make it as large as the distance to the screen needs.
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Works in 15 languages
Voice tracking follows English, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean and 10 more languages — pick yours before you start.
Paid plans
Rewrites and translates the script
Make it conversational, formal, shorter or hook-first — or translate it and switch languages mid-read.