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Does CapCut Have a Teleprompter? Mobile Setup and Limits

Yes, CapCut has a mobile teleprompter. Find the tool, add a script, adjust it and record, with desktop, web and free-access details.

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Yes. CapCut’s mobile app includes a teleprompter that displays your script while you record. CapCut’s help center says the feature is not supported in its Desktop or Web editors. On mobile, look for Teleprompter under All tools and Quick actions, then add your script and adjust the display before recording.

Where is the teleprompter in CapCut?

The official mobile instructions say to open All tools → Quick actions → Teleprompter. The labels and location may vary with your app version. You'll find it among the recording tools.

  1. Open the mobile app and find Teleprompter in the tools or recording area.
  2. Type or paste a short script. Choose a readable text size, colour and scrolling pace.
  3. Move or resize the script panel near the camera without obscuring the framing you need.
  4. Choose the intended front or rear camera, rehearse the opening, and record a test.
  5. Review the clip, then continue to editing and export.

CapCut’s camera help places these controls in the iOS/Android recording interface. Watch where your eyes are looking and listen to the sound before recording the full script.

Why can’t you find it on desktop or web?

CapCut teleprompter platforms, according to its help center
PlatformTeleprompter availability
iOS / Android appScript display within mobile recording
Desktop editorTeleprompter not supported
Web editorTeleprompter not supported

If you cannot find it, check that you are using the mobile app and look in its recording tools. Check your app version and in-app help too. Updating may help, though feature availability can vary by account. Back up your drafts before considering a reinstall.

Is the CapCut teleprompter free?

CapCut advertises the teleprompter as free. Check what your app includes and export a short test clip before recording a full video. Premium project elements or export settings can require Pro, even when something can be previewed in the editor.

Free prompting does not mean every effect or export option is free. If you plan to use teleprompter glass, check whether your version can mirror the text; the pages linked here do not confirm that feature.

When should you use a separate prompter?

CapCut lets you read and record on one phone. A separate prompter can be useful when you record with a camera or webcam and want to control the script on another screen. With LilPrompter, put the script on another device beside a phone camera, or in a separate computer window. It does not record or float over CapCut.

Use the separate-recording setup guide if that is your layout, or compare the free tool plans for the features you need. Try your chosen setup and watch a test clip to see where your eyes are looking.

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Frequently asked questions

Does CapCut Desktop have a teleprompter?

CapCut’s help center says the teleprompter is supported in its iOS/Android recording interface and is not supported in Desktop or Web editors.

Do I always need CapCut Pro?

CapCut advertises its teleprompter as free. Try recording and exporting a short clip in your app. Some effects and export settings may still require Pro.

Can LilPrompter record inside CapCut?

No. It is a separate browser reading screen. Record with CapCut or another camera while reading from an independent device or window.