Distraction-free auto-scrolling script reader for video creators, presentations, and speeches. Features mirror mode for teleprompter glass, speed controls, and camera selfie preview.
Click any proven script structure to load calibrated speech pacing, hooks, and timing
100% in-browser reader with mirror flip, camera monitor, and calibrated speech pacing.
Click Stage or Press Space to Start
3s countdown • Auto-scrolls smoothly
Read a script while it scrolls on screen. Adjust the reading speed, text size, spacing, and alignment, or mirror the display for teleprompter glass. An optional camera preview helps with framing; this workspace is a script reader and does not record or export video.
Fast and easy from start to finish
Paste your script and adjust its text size and reading width.
Set a comfortable scroll speed, and enable mirror mode or camera preview if needed.
Start the scroll, pause when needed, and use a separate recording app to capture video.
What you can do with this tool
Script editing: Paste your text or start with a script preset.
Reading controls: Adjust speed, font size, line spacing, and column width.
Mirror display: Flip horizontally or vertically for your setup.
Camera preview: Show your camera with permission while reading.
Everyday walkthroughs and starter ideas for Live Studio Teleprompter
Paste a short introduction, select a relaxed pace, and enable horizontal mirroring for prompter glass.
File requirements, capabilities, and system limits
Camera preview needs an available camera and browser permission. The current site security policy disables camera access, so this preview may be unavailable.
The reader does not automatically follow spoken words or provide a video download.
How creators, students, and professionals use Live Studio Teleprompter
Practice a presentation while reading a script.
Follow prepared notes while recording with another app.
Answers to common questions about Live Studio Teleprompter
No. The camera feature is a live preview. Use your own camera or recording app to record the presentation.
No. It is an estimate based on the chosen scrolling speed, rather than speech recognition.
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