Adjustable scroll speed
Move the speed slider until you can read comfortably, with time to breathe and pause.
Browser-based teleprompter software
LilPrompter scrolls your script in your browser while you read. Adjust the text size and speed, save a few scripts or turn on mirror mode. It's free, and you can record with your usual camera or app.
When is a browser app a good fit?
Use a browser teleprompter when you want a script near your webcam or on another device beside your camera. You can also use it with teleprompter glass. If you need to record in the same app, follow your voice or connect to studio equipment, check whether another tool has those features.
You don't need to install anything. Your browser saves your scripts, so closing a normal tab won't delete them. The guides for Windows setup, Mac setup and Linux setup explain how to arrange your windows and screens.
Your scripts and two sets of reading settings stay in this browser on this device. They won't appear on your other devices. Browser storage can be cleared or blocked, and private browsing may remove saved data when you close it. Keep the original script in a separate document.
Adjust the script to suit you
Set a comfortable reading pace and keep your scripts in one place.
Mirror mode
Flip the script so you can read its reflection in teleprompter glass.
Font size control
Choose text between 24 and 128 px. Check you can read it from where you'll record.
Multiple scripts
Keep your scripts in separate tabs and switch between them as you record.
Dark interface
A dark background may reduce screen light; test the camera view for reflections.
No account required
Open the app and start reading without creating an account.
What should I check before recording?
- Open the app in the intended browser and paste a copy of your source text.
- Adjust the text size and spacing, then read aloud to set the scroll speed.
- Test Play, Pause, reset and mirror mode if your rig needs reflected text.
- Confirm your saved script is available when you reopen the app. Keep a source copy.
- If you need offline use, load the app fully and test the same browser with its network disconnected before relying on it.
Your browser may save enough of the app to let you read offline after an earlier visit. Test it before relying on it. Your first visit needs internet access, and voice commands may still need a connection.
Optional English voice commands recognise start, stop and reset. They do not change speed or follow your place in the script. Browser speech recognition has limited availability, needs microphone access, and may use a network service. Use the on-screen controls when it is unavailable.
Teleprompter software FAQ
What does the browser software include?
You can set the scroll speed and text size, use mirror mode, and keep scripts in separate tabs. You can save two sets of reading settings too. Some browsers support start, stop and reset voice commands. The app doesn't record video or follow your voice.
Will it work in my browser?
Use an up-to-date browser with JavaScript enabled. Try a short script before recording. Saving scripts needs browser storage, and fullscreen and voice commands depend on what your browser supports.
Can I use it offline?
It may work after your browser has saved the app's files. Open it online first, then disconnect and test it on the same device. You'll need a connection for your first visit, and voice commands may still need one.
How do saved scripts work?
Your scripts stay in the browser and device where you saved them. They won't sync to other devices. Keep a separate copy because clearing browser data can remove them.
Can I use it with teleprompter glass?
Yes. Open the script on a screen that fits your teleprompter, then turn on mirror mode if the words look backwards in the glass. Check you can read them before filming.
Related setups and guides
Try it. No download needed
Open the free teleprompter in your browser and try it with your own script.