About us
TeleprompterOnline is a small product team. We build one browser tab where your script scrolls under the lens and your camera captures the take, and we write the guides that help you use it well.
Start recordingWhere it started
The old routine went like this: open a prompter in one window, a camera app in another, line them up, press record in one and play in the other, then hope nothing drifted.
Every extra window is another thing to miss. A take gets lost because the recorder was paused, or the script ran on while you reached for the mouse.
So we put both jobs in the same tab. Paste a script, turn on the camera, press Record. The text and the recording start from the same screen, and the file lands on your device when you stop.
Everything else we build serves that moment: scrolling that follows your voice, a reading strip under the lens, a phone remote, and a library that keeps scripts and takes together. Our blog covers the skills around it, from writing for the ear to holding your eye line.
What we are working toward
Success is easy to measure: you open the tab, read once or twice, and walk away with a recording you can publish or send.
Pacing tools that match how you actually talk, so a stumble or a pause does not cost you the whole take.
Text that sits right under the camera, so the person watching feels addressed instead of read at.
A laptop, a tablet on a stand or a phone in your hand can all run the script and the camera.
Recordings stay on your device and export clean, with no logo stamped in the corner and no ads around the work.
What is in the tab
Each piece is there because it removes a step between your script and a finished recording.
Record from your webcam or phone camera while you read, up to 4K on supported desktops and 1080p on iOS.
Voice-following uses your browser's speech recognition to move the text as you speak. Fixed speed and manual scrolling are there too.
Notch mode shrinks the script to a narrow band right below the camera, so your gaze barely leaves the lens.
Scan a QR code to play, pause, change speed, jump and start or stop recording from across the room.
Flip the text so it reads correctly through a beamsplitter teleprompter.
Workspaces keeps scripts in folders next to their recordings, ready to export as a single file or a ZIP.
How we decide
Paste, open, record. If a new feature adds a step before that, it has to earn it.
Line height, margins, eye line and countdown wait in menus until you need them.
The tool adapts to how fast you talk and where you pause, never the other way around.
Phones, tablets and laptops each get a layout planned for their size and orientation, not a shrunken desktop.
No ads and no clutter on screen. Only the script, the camera preview and the controls you use.
Scripts and recordings live in your browser, not on our servers, and exports carry no watermark.
Who uses it
If you have ever recorded the same opening line six times, TeleprompterOnline was built for you.
Shoot talking-head videos, Shorts and Reels from a laptop or phone, with the script under the lens.
Record lesson after lesson from the same script library, one take per section.
Film product walkthroughs, launch updates and sales messages without booking a studio.
Keep talking points in a narrow strip under the webcam during Zoom or Meet presentations.
Have intros, questions and sign-offs ready on screen while you face your guest or the camera.
Record a run-through of a talk, watch it back and tighten the script before the real thing.
Where things stand
You can open TeleprompterOnline and record without installing anything or creating an account. The core tool is free, there are no ads, and your takes never carry our watermark.
Paid Pro and Lifetime plans are available for heavier use; the details are on the pricing page. Scripts and recordings stay in your browser on every plan.
We keep publishing practical guides so you can judge whether the tool fits how you work, and get better results when it does.
What comes next
Reading and recording in one tab is the base, not the finish line.
The next steps are about what happens around a take: getting a script ready faster, moving between devices without friction and keeping a growing pile of recordings easy to find.
We test each idea against one question: does it get someone from a blank script to a usable recording with fewer steps?
If the answer is no, it does not ship, however clever it looks.
Tool and guides
Alongside the app, we publish a library of guides for people who speak on video: creators, teachers, presenters and anyone recording for work.
The topics follow the workflow: how many words fit a two-minute video, where to look when you speak to a lens, how to set up a prompter with only a laptop.
This page is the official reference for who runs TeleprompterOnline and which social profiles belong to us.
Ready when you are
Open the tab, turn on your camera and read. Your recording is saved on your device the moment you stop.
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