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Free Online Teleprompter

Professional teleprompter for video recording, speeches, and presentations. Adjustable speed, fullscreen mode, mirror text, and more. No signup required.

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Teleprompter Tool

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Your script will appear here...
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Tips: Press Space to play/pause, F for fullscreen. Use mouse wheel to manually scroll during playback.
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Why Use Our Online Teleprompter?

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Smooth Scrolling

Buttery smooth text scrolling at your preferred pace. Easily adjust speed with keyboard shortcuts.

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Mirror Mode

Flip text horizontally for use with professional teleprompter hardware and beam-splitter glass.

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Fullscreen Mode

Distraction-free fullscreen reading. Perfect for recording videos or delivering presentations.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Control playback, speed, and navigation entirely with your keyboard. No mouse needed during recording.

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Customizable Display

Adjust font size, colors, and line spacing. Choose from presets or create your own look.

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100% Private

Your script stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to our servers. Complete privacy guaranteed.

Free Online Teleprompter - The Professional Script Reader for Content Creators

Welcome to HuPNG's free online teleprompter, the ultimate tool for video creators, presenters, speakers, and anyone who needs to deliver scripted content naturally. Our browser-based teleprompter offers professional features like adjustable scroll speed, fullscreen mode, mirror text for hardware teleprompters, countdown timer, and comprehensive keyboard shortcuts - all completely free with no signup required.

What is a Teleprompter and Why Do You Need One?

A teleprompter (also known as an autocue or prompter) is a device that displays scrolling text for speakers to read while maintaining eye contact with their audience or camera. Originally used in television broadcasting and political speeches, teleprompters are now essential tools for YouTubers, podcasters, live streamers, corporate presenters, and anyone creating video content.

Using a teleprompter helps you:

  • Maintain eye contact - Read your script while looking directly at the camera
  • Reduce recording time - Fewer mistakes mean fewer takes
  • Deliver content naturally - Sound confident and prepared
  • Stay on message - Follow your script precisely without memorization
  • Improve video quality - Professional delivery enhances your content

How to Use Our Online Teleprompter

Step 1: Prepare Your Script

Write or paste your script into the text area. Format your text with natural pauses and paragraph breaks. The teleprompter supports any length of text and will automatically calculate the estimated reading time based on your word count.

Step 2: Customize Your Settings

Adjust the scroll speed to match your reading pace - start slower and increase as you get comfortable. Set your preferred font size based on your distance from the screen. Choose colors that are easy on your eyes (white text on black background is classic for a reason).

Step 3: Position Your Setup

Place your device (laptop, tablet, or phone) just below or beside your camera for the most natural eye line. For professional setups, use mirror mode with beam-splitter glass mounted in front of your camera lens. Enable fullscreen mode to eliminate distractions.

Step 4: Start Recording

Use the countdown timer to give yourself time to get ready. Press Space to start when you're ready. Use keyboard shortcuts to control playback without touching your mouse. If you need to pause, simply press Space again - the teleprompter will wait for you.

Teleprompter Tips for Better Videos

  • Practice first: Do a few dry runs to find your ideal scroll speed before recording
  • Use larger fonts: Bigger text is easier to read quickly without squinting
  • Add breathing room: Include blank lines in your script for natural pauses
  • Position screen at eye level: Avoid looking down at your teleprompter if possible
  • Keep scripts conversational: Write how you speak, not how you write
  • Mark emphasis: Use ALL CAPS or **bold** markers for words you want to stress

Perfect for All Content Creators

Our free online teleprompter is designed for:

  • YouTubers and Video Creators - Deliver scripted content naturally
  • Podcasters - Follow show notes and talking points
  • Live Streamers - Read announcements and sponsored segments
  • Business Presenters - Deliver polished corporate videos
  • Educators and Trainers - Create professional educational content
  • Public Speakers - Practice speeches with proper pacing
  • Journalists and Reporters - Deliver news segments professionally

Teleprompter FAQ

What's the best scroll speed for beginners?

Start with "Slow" (around 30 px/s or 100 words per minute) and gradually increase as you get comfortable. Most people read comfortably at 150-180 WPM, which corresponds to our "Medium" speed setting.

What is mirror mode for?

Mirror mode flips the text horizontally. This is essential when using a professional teleprompter setup with beam-splitter glass in front of your camera. The mirrored text reflects off the glass correctly so you can read it naturally while looking at the camera.

Can I use this on my phone or tablet?

Our teleprompter works on all devices with a modern web browser, including iPhones, iPads, Android phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers. Use fullscreen mode for the best experience on smaller screens.

Is my script private?

Yes, completely. Your script stays entirely in your browser and is never sent to our servers. We don't store, track, or have any access to your content. When you close the page, your script is gone.

Can I control it during recording?

Yes! Use keyboard shortcuts to control everything hands-free. Space pauses/resumes, arrow keys adjust speed, and you can manually scroll with your mouse wheel. This way you don't need to touch your computer during recording.

Online Teleprompter vs Desktop Apps: Which is Better?

When choosing a teleprompter solution, you have two main options: browser-based online teleprompters like HuPNG, or downloadable desktop applications. Here's how they compare:

FeatureOnline TeleprompterDesktop App
InstallationNone required - works instantlyDownload and install required
CostFree, no hidden feesOften $20-100+ or subscription
UpdatesAutomatic, always latest versionManual updates required
Cross-deviceWorks on any device with browserPlatform-specific versions
PrivacyScript stays in browserLocal storage
Offline UseRequires internet initiallyWorks offline

For most content creators, an online teleprompter offers the best balance of convenience, cost, and features. You get professional-grade functionality without spending money or cluttering your device with another app.

Best Teleprompter Settings for YouTube Videos

Creating YouTube videos with a teleprompter requires specific settings to look natural on camera. Here are the optimal configurations:

Talking Head Videos

  • Speed: 50-70 px/s (slow to medium)
  • Font Size: 48-64px
  • Position: Just below camera lens
  • Distance: 3-4 feet from screen
  • Theme: High contrast (white on black)

Tutorial/Educational

  • Speed: 40-60 px/s (slower for clarity)
  • Font Size: 56-72px
  • Position: Second monitor beside camera
  • Tip: Add extra line breaks for complex topics
  • Theme: Easy on eyes for long sessions

News/Professional

  • Speed: 70-100 px/s (broadcast pace)
  • Font Size: 40-56px
  • Position: Professional teleprompter rig
  • Mirror Mode: Enabled for beam-splitter
  • Countdown: 5-10 seconds

Live Streaming

  • Speed: Manual control preferred
  • Font Size: 48-64px
  • Position: Secondary display
  • Tip: Use keyboard shortcuts for control
  • Focus Guide: Enabled for quick reference

How to Set Up a Teleprompter with Your Phone or Tablet

Using your smartphone or tablet as a teleprompter is a popular budget-friendly option. Here's how to get the best results:

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Choose the Right Mount

Use a phone tripod mount or tablet stand that positions your device just below or beside your camera. Adjustable gooseneck mounts work great for fine-tuning the angle.

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Maximize Screen Brightness

Turn your device brightness to maximum and disable auto-brightness. This ensures the text remains visible even in well-lit recording environments.

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Disable Notifications

Enable Do Not Disturb or Focus mode to prevent notifications from interrupting your recording session. Nothing ruins a take like a text message popup!

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Use Fullscreen Mode

Tap the fullscreen button or press F to hide browser UI. This maximizes the readable area and eliminates distracting interface elements.

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Increase Font Size

Mobile screens are smaller, so use X-Large (64px) or XX-Large (80px) font sizes. You should be able to read comfortably from 2-3 feet away.

Ideal Teleprompter Distance and Positioning

The distance between you and your teleprompter significantly affects both readability and how natural you appear on camera. Getting this right is crucial for professional-looking videos.

Distance Guidelines by Setup Type

2-3 ft
0.6-0.9m
Phone/Tablet Setup: Close distance with larger fonts (64-80px). Position device just below camera lens.
3-5 ft
0.9-1.5m
Laptop/Monitor Setup: Standard desk distance. Use medium fonts (36-48px). Place below or beside camera.
5-8 ft
1.5-2.4m
Professional Rig: Beam-splitter teleprompter in front of camera. Use mirror mode and larger fonts.

Pro Tip: The Eye Contact Test

Record a test video and watch it back. If your eyes appear to be reading (moving left-to-right visibly) or looking away from the camera, adjust your teleprompter position closer to the camera lens. The goal is for viewers to feel like you're looking directly at them.

Why Content Creators Choose HuPNG Teleprompter

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Zero Cost

No subscriptions, no premium tiers, no hidden fees. Every feature is free forever.

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Ready in Seconds

No downloads, no accounts. Open the page, paste your script, and start recording.

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Private

Your scripts never leave your device. Complete privacy for sensitive content.

Common Teleprompter Mistakes to Avoid

Reading too fast: Rushing through your script makes you sound unnatural and stressed. Slow down and let the teleprompter match your natural speaking pace.
Positioning too far from camera: If your teleprompter is more than a few inches from your camera lens, your eye movement will be noticeable to viewers.
Using small fonts: Squinting to read makes you look uncomfortable. Always use fonts large enough to read effortlessly at your chosen distance.
Not practicing first: Your first take shouldn't be your recording. Do 2-3 practice runs to find your ideal speed and get comfortable with the content.
Writing for reading, not speaking: Written language sounds stiff when spoken. Write your scripts conversationally, using contractions and natural phrasing.

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