Teleprompter use cases
Every recording situation puts the text in a different place. Pick yours for setup steps, pacing advice and the right tool for the job.
For YouTube & ShortsHow creators use a teleprompter for YouTube videos and vertical Shorts, Reels or TikToks: scripts for the ear, pacing, eye-line, and a free webcam or iPhone setup.Read more
For Zoom & Video CallsRead notes during Zoom, Teams or Google Meet while keeping eye contact. Where to place a browser teleprompter on your screen and how to keep it natural.Read more
For Speeches & PresentationsUse a teleprompter for speeches, keynotes and recorded presentations: script formatting, rehearsal, timing and how to sound conversational rather than read.Read more
Mirror TeleprompterFlip your script horizontally or vertically for beam-splitter teleprompter glass. Free mirrored teleprompter in the browser, with setup steps for tablets and laptops.Read more
Which tool should I use?
| You're recording… | Use |
|---|---|
| On an iPhone or iPad selfie camera | Tuzu app |
| With a laptop or USB webcam | Online teleprompter |
| On a live video call | Online teleprompter in a small window under the webcam |
| With a camera and teleprompter glass | Mirror teleprompter on a tablet |
| On stage at a lectern | Online teleprompter on a tablet, large text |
| On Android | Online teleprompter in Chrome |
Recording on your phone?
The Tuzu app for iPhone and iPad scrolls your script over the front camera while you record, so you never look away from the lens. Free to download; Pro unlocks longer recordings.
