Free tool · No sign-up
Paste your script, set the speed in words per minute, and press Start. It runs in your browser on a laptop, tablet or phone. Your script never leaves your device.
Space pause · ↑ ↓ speed · Esc exit · scroll to nudge
Saved in this browser only. Nothing is uploaded.
Most people read aloud naturally at about 130 to 170 words per minute. Start at 150 and adjust after one practice read: if you're chasing the text, slow down; if you're waiting for it, speed up. Our words per minute guide has the full chart.
| Pace | Words per minute | A 60-second script |
|---|---|---|
| Calm | 130 | about 130 words |
| Natural | 150 | about 150 words |
| Energetic | 170 | about 170 words |
More in how to use a teleprompter, what a teleprompter is and our teleprompter script examples.
A browser teleprompter is great on a laptop. On a phone, it can't sit under the camera while you record. SpeakHead is an iPhone app for talking-head videos: it writes ideas and scripts, shows the script right under the camera lens while you record, and turns the raw take into a finished short with captions, cuts and zooms in one tap. Recording and the teleprompter are free, with no watermark.
Yes. There's no sign-up, no watermark and no time limit. It runs in your browser, and your script is saved only on your own device.
Yes, it works in any modern browser. On a phone it's best for practice or for reading from a second device. To record yourself on an iPhone with the script under the camera, a teleprompter app works better.
Yes. Open it in a separate browser window, make the window narrow, and place it at the top of your screen right under the webcam, with the reading line set to Top. Share only the window you're presenting, not your whole screen.
It flips the text left to right, for use with a glass teleprompter that reflects a screen. Leave it off if you're reading straight from your screen.
No. The script stays in your browser's local storage on your device so it's there next time. Clearing your browser data removes it.