Online teleprompter

Paste your script under Edit script, switch back to Prompter, and pick a speed and text size. Press Start or the Space bar: after a three-second countdown, the text scrolls past the reading line, and you read the line inside the band. Click the text or press Space to pause, and use the arrow keys to change the speed or step back.

Start near your natural speaking pace: about 140 to 150 words per minute for most people, a little slower for tutorials and other on-screen explanations. Adjust it as it runs with the up and down arrow keys; the time left updates as you go.

No. It scrolls at the speed you set, so it never asks for the microphone, and nothing you say or type leaves your browser.

Turn on Mirror so the text reads the right way round in the glass of a beam-splitter teleprompter, and Flip if your rig shows it upside down. Go full screen, and control it with a keyboard, a presentation clicker or a tap on the screen.

Most clickers send the Page Down and Page Up keys. Press Start once (that also gives the prompter the keyboard focus); after that, Page Down pauses and restarts the scroll, and Page Up steps back.

Yes. Tap the text to start and pause; where the browser allows it, the screen stays awake while the text scrolls. Full screen works on Android and iPad. Safari on iPhone doesn't offer full screen for web pages, so turn the phone sideways and scroll until the prompter fills the screen.

Type [pause] where you want to stop for a beat; it shows up as a small PAUSE cue in the text. Blank lines start a new paragraph, which gives you a natural place to breathe.

In this browser only. The teleprompter and the script timer share it, so you can time a script there and read it here. It's never uploaded; to remove it, clear the text under Edit script.

Yes. There's no sign-up, no time limit and no account; it runs entirely in your browser.