Voice Tracked Teleprompter Beside ScreenFlow Recorder
ScreenFlow is a powerhouse for Mac tutorials, but it has no teleprompter inside the recorder or editor. Telepront drops in as a floating panel that scrolls to your voice, leaving ScreenFlow free to capture screen and webcam.
See It in Action
ScreenFlow tutorials lean heavily on narration. Even the best demo gets dragged down by uneven voiceover, so most Mac creators end up reading from a separate browser tab or printed script. Telepront replaces that with a proper teleprompter that follows your voice.\nThe simplest setup is a two-display Mac: ScreenFlow captures display one, Telepront sits on display two. If you only have one screen, ScreenFlow's specific-area capture lets you carve out the demo region and leave Telepront in the surrounding workspace.\nVoiceover-after-record is a popular ScreenFlow workflow. Record the screen first, then add narration. Telepront shines here because you can pause, rewind ScreenFlow, and the voice tracker simply waits for you to start speaking again.\nBecause Telepront is native Swift and free, it adds zero subscription weight to a paid ScreenFlow setup. You keep ScreenFlow's editing power and pick up a serious teleprompter without changing your workflow.
Key Features
How to Get Started
Tips from Creators
Use ScreenFlow area-capture to isolate the demo from Telepront
Record voiceover separately for cleaner Telepront pacing
Keep Telepront font large since you're focused on demo clicks
Frequently Asked Questions
Does ScreenFlow have a built-in teleprompter?
No. ScreenFlow focuses on screencast capture and timeline editing, leaving voiceover scripting to other tools. Telepront fills that gap with voice tracking.
Will ScreenFlow capture my Telepront window?
Only with full-screen capture. Use ScreenFlow's specific-area capture or place Telepront on a second display to keep it out of the recording.
Can I use Telepront for ScreenFlow's voiceover-after-record feature?
Yes. Run Telepront during the voiceover pass and let it scroll while ScreenFlow records audio against your existing footage.
Does Telepront support multiple ScreenFlow projects?
Yes. Telepront stores your scripts independently of any project, so you can switch between ScreenFlow tutorials without losing your prompts.
Is Telepront free even for paid ScreenFlow users?
Yes. Telepront is completely free on the Mac App Store, regardless of your ScreenFlow license tier.
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