Features / Teleprompter

AVAILABLE IN 2.0.0

Your words.
Your pace.

Keep your next thought in view while you show the work. Prepare your script before recording, then read from a floating teleprompter beside your demo.

Try the preview

Included in CursorClip 2.0.0 for Mac.

A product demo Illustration
PROJECT / WEBSITE

Ready for a closer look.

✓   Outline the idea
✓   Build the first version
○   Walk through the result
TeleprompterAt your pace

Let me show you what changed.

We start with the project overview. Everything we need for this demo is right here.

Next, open the first item and walk through the details.

Take a moment to show the result before moving on.

Scroll the example at your own pace.
Interactive illustration of the reading experience. The Mac app also lets you move and resize the window.

BEFORE YOU HIT RECORD

Get your thoughts ready.
Then get your take.

  1. Open Notes

    Start from the normal recording controls. No recording or project needs to exist first.

  2. Make room for your script

    Paste a full script or a few talking points. Resize the independent window and rehearse before you begin.

  3. Record when you're ready

    The same window becomes your reader. Your draft stays on your Mac for the next take.

KEEP YOUR PLACE

A demo doesn't
run on a timer.

Pause to click, wait for a page, or explain a detail. Auto-scroll starts off. Paragraph navigation, a short rewind and a reading guide help you pick up where you left off.

WHEN THE WORDS FLOW

Turn it on.
Turn it off.

Enable Auto-scroll for a rehearsed passage and choose your speed. Scroll or jump to another paragraph to take over. Recording pause suspends the motion too.

LESS IN THE WAY

See past
the panel.

Choose a translucent background to keep the app behind your notes visible. The words stay opaque. Adjust text size, spacing and column width for comfortable reading.

THE DETAILS

Questions about the teleprompter

Do I need to start recording to write my script?

No. Open Notes from the recording controls, paste or type your script, and position the floating window before you record. Rehearse lets you try the reader without making a video.

Does the text scroll automatically?

Only when you turn Auto-scroll on. It starts off, so you can use your mouse, trackpad or keyboard at your own pace. Scrolling or jumping to another paragraph turns it off again.

Will my script survive another take?

Yes. The draft is saved locally on your Mac, separately from your video project. Stopping a recording or starting another take does not clear it.

Can I see the app behind my notes?

An optional translucent background lets you see through the panel while the text stays opaque. You can adjust its opacity or keep a solid background. macOS Reduce Transparency uses the solid background.

Will Notes appear in my recording?

The feature is designed to exclude Notes from capture. If CursorClip cannot establish exclusion, it keeps Notes hidden. Your script stays saved if you choose to record with Notes hidden.

Is the teleprompter available now?

Yes. The teleprompter is available in CursorClip 2.0.0 and later. Open Notes from the recording controls to get started.

One less thing to remember
during your next demo.

Keep your script beside your demo with CursorClip 2.0.0.

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