Teleprompter & Script Reader is a teleprompter app for video that helps you speak to the camera without memorising every line. The script runs in a slim band right below the front camera, so your eyes stay close to the lens while you record a video or rehearse a talk.
Recording with the teleprompter
• Read and film at the same time using the front camera
• The text is on your screen only; it is not part of the recorded clip
• Videos go straight to your gallery and can be shared from the result screen
• A 3, 5 or 10 second countdown before the prompter starts
• Rehearse mode for practice runs, no recording
Reading speed you can measure
• Set the scroll speed in words per minute (WPM)
• See how long the script will take; 30, 60 and 90 second badges
• Change text size and line spacing
• The result screen shows your duration, actual pace and how much of the script you covered
Your scripts in one place
• A built-in editor for writing and fixing lines
• Paste text, share text from other apps, or import TXT, Word (.docx) and PDF
• Folders and search for a growing script library
Pro features
• Voice tracking (beta) scrolls along with your speech and recovers if you skip ahead; recognition runs on the device where supported
• Scene mode: separate parts with --- and film each scene as its own clip, then retake any single scene
• Mirrored text for prompter rigs with beam splitter glass
• Control by keyboard or Bluetooth remote
• Export a script as PDF or TXT
• An ad-free teleprompter
Use the prompter as an autocue for vlogs, presentations, speeches, sermons and self-tape auditions.
How the free version works
The first prompter session costs nothing. Each further session can be unlocked with one short rewarded video, or you can upgrade to Pro.
Pro is a weekly auto-renewing subscription; eligible new users may get a free trial. Cancel anytime in Play subscriptions.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://codevalley.cc/teleprompter-terms
Privacy Policy: https://codevalley.cc/teleprompter-privacy
Autocue for video: read your script by the camera lens and record in one take.