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Autocue Teleprompter Online
Paste a script and read it with adjustable auto-scroll, font size and mirror mode. Free online autocue for any device.
ONLINE AUTOCUE
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Free online autocue teleprompter
An autocue and a teleprompter serve the same purpose: they display a script while you speak. Paste your text, adjust the scroll speed and font size, then use mirror mode if you are reading through beam-splitter glass.
This browser tool works without an account. For video and audio recording, floating scripts, practice with a human-like voice and editing on Apple devices, download the AploCam app.
Use it as a lyric teleprompter, speech prompter or video cue
The large scrolling display can hold lyrics, a keynote outline, a lesson, a voice-over or a complete video script. Start slowly, keep the lines near eye level and pause whenever the delivery needs more space.
iPad teleprompter or teleprompter for Mac
Open this page in a modern browser on iPad or Mac for a quick session. If the screen is mounted behind teleprompter glass, enable mirror mode. On a small screen, increase the font size and shorten the line length so your eyes move less.
Use it as an iPad, iPhone or laptop teleprompter
The prompter runs in the browser, so the device you already own becomes the teleprompter. There is nothing to install.
- iPad teleprompter: the large screen sits naturally beside or below a camera, which is why an iPad is the most common choice for seated pieces to camera.
- iPhone: works for short scripts and interviews, and travels in a pocket. For recording and reading on the same phone, AploCam’s floating script is the better fit.
- Laptop teleprompter: a MacBook, MacBook Air or any Windows laptop works — position it directly under the lens so your eyeline stays close to the camera.
Teleprompter software for Windows and Mac
Prompter software for Windows usually means a download, a licence and an update cycle. A browser-based prompter removes all three: the same page behaves identically on Windows, macOS, iPadOS and Android, because the browser does the work.
That matters most when you record on borrowed or shared equipment. You are never more than a URL away from a working teleprompter, and nothing is left installed afterwards.
What autocue and camera prompter mean
Autocue is a brand name that became a generic term, in the same way people say “hoover” for a vacuum. An autocue teleprompter and a teleprompter are the same thing: a screen that scrolls your script while you look towards the lens.
A camera prompter adds a beam-splitter mirror mounted in front of the lens, so the text appears to float exactly where the camera is pointing. It gives the cleanest eyeline, at the cost of hardware. A clear teleprompter on a screen beside the lens gets you most of the way there for nothing.
Lyric teleprompter for singers and musicians
Scrolling lyrics behave differently from a spoken script. Lines are shorter, repeats are frequent, and the pace is set by the music rather than by you.
Slow the scroll speed down, raise the font size so a whole line is readable at a glance, and break verses onto separate lines rather than letting them wrap. A lyric teleprompter works best when each line lands as a single visual unit.
Online teleprompter FAQ
Does the teleprompter work offline?
Once the page has loaded, the scrolling runs locally in your browser. Your script is not uploaded anywhere.
Can I mirror the text for a beam-splitter rig?
Mirroring is what a hardware camera prompter needs, because the text is reflected off glass before it reaches your eye. Reading directly from a screen needs no mirroring.
Is autocue different from a teleprompter?
They are commonly used for the same kind of prompting system. “Autocue” is widely used in British English, while “teleprompter” is common in American English.
Does this page record video?
No. This web tool scrolls text only. AploCam for iPhone and iPad includes recording workflows.
Is my script uploaded?
No. The scrolling preview is created in your browser and the page does not upload the text you enter.
