Does my script leave this device?
No. Your script is edited and scrolled entirely in your browser. If you use the phone remote, only remote control signals like play, pause, countdown, and scroll nudges are shared — never the text.
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Usage
- Present talks, sermons, or video scripts without looking down at notes.
- Film talking-head videos with a mirrored glass teleprompter setup.
- Rehearse speeches at a controlled words-per-minute pace.
- Import a Word outline with headings, then scroll section by section.
- Hand a phone to a producer to pause and resume while you stay on camera.
Knowledge
A teleprompter scrolls your script at a steady pace so you can look toward the camera or audience while reading. Classic hardware uses a beam-splitter glass; mirror mode flips on-screen text so the reflection reads normally.
Tips
- Use larger text when the screen is farther from the camera.
- Start slower than conversation speed, then raise WPM once you are comfortable.
- Keep paragraphs short so the reading line stays easy to track.
- The phone remote only sends play/pause — keep the script on the display facing you.
FAQs
Can I import a Word document?
Yes. Use Import .docx to load headings, bold, italic, and lists from a Word file. Conversion happens in your browser. Older .doc files need to be saved as .docx first.
How does the phone remote work?
Tap Phone remote on the teleprompter, then scan the QR code (or open the link) on your phone. The remote can play, pause, toggle the 5 second countdown, and nudge the scroll. The script stays on the main screen.
What is mirror mode for?
Mirror flips the scrolling text vertically so it reads correctly when reflected in a teleprompter glass.
Which keyboard shortcuts are available?
Space play/pause, [ and ] for speed, + and − for text size, M for mirror, F for fullscreen, and Esc to pause first, then exit fullscreen, then return to the editor.