Use case
Teleprompter for YouTube creators
Film talking-head videos in fewer takes, keep eye contact with the lens, and still sound like yourself.
The problem
Memorising a ten-minute script isn't realistic, and bullet points on a laptop mean looking away from the lens every few seconds. The result is either endless retakes or a jump cut every sentence.
How Teleprompter Premium+ helps
- The script sits right under the lens, so your eyes stay on the viewer.
- Voice scrolling follows your pace, so you can ad-lib and come back.
- Elapsed and remaining time tell you if you're running long.
- Write on the Mac, read on the iPhone: scripts sync through iCloud.
A setup that works
- Write the script with the YouTube script generator.
- Mount your phone as close to the camera lens as possible, or use a beam splitter rig.
- Turn on voice scrolling, hit record, and read section by section.
Pro tip
Script the hook and the transitions word for word. Bullet the middle and talk around it.
Read your script hands-free on iPhone, iPad and Mac. The teleprompter follows your voice.
Frequently asked questions
- Do big YouTubers use teleprompters?
- Many do, especially for sponsored segments and scripted explainers where the wording has to be exact.