Webcam Teleprompter for Mac
Your webcam is at the top of your screen — place the teleprompter right below it. Telepront's draggable panel lets you position your script exactly where you need it for natural eye contact.
See It in Action
Webcam recordings are the bread and butter of online content — course videos, social media clips, video emails, and talking-head content all rely on looking directly into that tiny lens. The problem is, the webcam is usually at the top of your screen, and your notes are somewhere else entirely.
A floating teleprompter panel can be positioned right next to your webcam lens, creating the illusion of direct eye contact. Since the text follows your voice, you can speak at your natural pace without worrying about the scroll speed. The result is content that looks professional and feels personal.
Key Features
How to Get Started
Check your webcam position
Know exactly where your lens is — top center on most MacBooks, or note the position of an external camera.
Shrink the teleprompter panel
Make it as small as readable and position it touching the edge of your webcam.
Set a large font size
Compensate for the small panel by increasing text size so you don't squint.
Test your eye line
Record a 10-second clip and watch it back — adjust the panel position until your gaze looks natural.
Tips from Creators
The closer the teleprompter text is to the camera lens, the more natural your eye contact appears.
External webcams give you more flexibility in positioning the teleprompter panel alongside the lens.
If you're recording in 4K, even tiny eye movements are visible — take extra care with panel placement.
Frequently Asked Questions
How close can I place it to my webcam?
The panel is fully draggable. Place it right below or beside your webcam for the best eye line.
Does it work with external webcams?
Yes. The teleprompter doesn't interact with your camera — it's just an overlay on your screen.
Ready to try it?
Free on the Mac App Store. No account needed.
Download on Mac App Store