News Anchor Teleprompter for Mac

News anchors read scripts while looking directly at the camera. Telepront brings that same experience to your Mac — the AI follows your voice and scrolls the script at your pace, just like a professional broadcast prompter.

See It in Action

News-style delivery requires a specific cadence: clear, authoritative, and steady. Whether you're producing a news segment for YouTube, a company update video, or a journalism project, a teleprompter helps you maintain the professional pacing that audiences expect from news content.

The voice tracking is particularly useful for news delivery because it handles the stop-and-start nature of news scripts. You can pause between stories, adjust your tone, and the text waits for you. No more racing to keep up with a fixed scroll speed or awkwardly pausing while the text catches up.

Key Features

Smooth, broadcast-quality scrolling
AI voice tracking — no operator needed
Reading line guide like professional prompters
Adjustable speed and highlight settings

How to Get Started

1

Format your script like a news script

Use short sentences, one idea per line, with clear breaks between stories.

2

Set a moderate font size

News delivery is steady — you need to read ahead comfortably without rushing.

3

Practice your news cadence

Do a dry run focusing on tone transitions between stories.

4

Record with a neutral background

Pair the professional delivery with a clean setup for authentic news-style content.

Tips from Creators

Write news scripts in short, punchy sentences — they're easier to read from a teleprompter and sound better on air.

Add '///BREAK///' markers in your script between stories so you can see transitions coming.

News anchors read at about 150 words per minute — practice hitting this pace with the teleprompter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this for professional news broadcasts?

It's designed for individual creators, but works great for news-style delivery from your Mac.

Is it like a presidential teleprompter?

Similar concept — text scrolls as you speak. But instead of glass panels, it's a floating overlay on your Mac screen.

Ready to try it?

Free on the Mac App Store. No account needed.

Download on Mac App Store

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