Turn Your Computer Into a Teleprompter

Your Mac is already a teleprompter — you just need the right app. Teleprompter for Mac turns your computer screen into a professional teleprompter with AI voice tracking, a floating overlay, and smooth scrolling. No extra hardware, no browser extensions.

See It in Action

The idea of using a computer as a teleprompter isn't new, but most solutions are clunky. Browser-based tools can't float over other apps. Some desktop apps require you to run the teleprompter on a separate monitor. And most use fixed-speed scrolling that doesn't match your natural speaking pace.

A properly built computer teleprompter should do three things: float over your recording software, scroll based on your voice, and run natively without lag. Teleprompter for Mac does all three. The floating panel is a native macOS overlay that stays on top of any app. Voice tracking uses Apple's on-device speech recognition. And because it's built in Swift, it's fast and lightweight — no Electron, no web views, no browser overhead.

Key Features

Works on any Mac — laptop or desktop
Floating overlay stays visible over all apps
AI voice tracking for automatic scrolling
Use your existing computer — nothing else needed

How to Get Started

1

Install the app on your Mac

Download free from the Mac App Store — works on any Mac running macOS 14+.

2

Paste your script

Copy text from any source into the app's editor.

3

Position the overlay near your camera

Drag the floating panel to wherever your camera lens is on your screen.

4

Start recording and speaking

The computer teleprompter follows your voice automatically.

Tips from Creators

Your computer is the only hardware you need — no teleprompter rigs, mirrors, or extra monitors.

On a laptop, the teleprompter panel sits right below the built-in webcam for ideal eye contact.

If you use an external display, position the teleprompter on the same screen as your camera.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use my laptop as a teleprompter?

Yes. The app creates a floating text overlay on your screen that works alongside your camera and recording apps.

Do I need a second monitor?

No. The floating panel sits on top of your existing apps on a single screen.

Does it work on desktop Macs?

Yes — MacBook, iMac, Mac Mini with a display, Mac Pro, or Mac Studio.

Ready to try it?

Free on the Mac App Store. No account needed.

Download on Mac App Store

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