Record video while you read your script
The camera and the teleprompter work together: your words scroll on screen while the app records you in up to 1080p. Do as many takes as you like and keep the best one.
Why creators use Teleprompter Video Recording
Multiple takes per script
Every recording is saved under My Takes for that script, so you can compare and pick the best.
Pro camera basics
Front or back camera, portrait or landscape, 480p, 720p or 1080p, and Lock Auto-Exposure for steady lighting.
Hands-free finish
Auto-stop ends the recording when the script is over.
How to use Teleprompter Video Recording
- 1Choose a scriptOpen the script you want to record.
- 2Record a New TakePick the camera and Video Quality, then frame your shot.
- 3Read and recordTap record, wait for the countdown and read as the script scrolls.
- 4Review My TakesPlay back your takes and keep the best one for editing.
At a glance
| Video quality | 480p · 720p · 1080p |
|---|---|
| Free recording length | Up to 3 min |
| Pro recording length | Unlimited |
| Front / back camera | Yes |
| Portrait & landscape | Yes |
| Lock Auto-Exposure | Yes |
| Import an existing take or video | Yes |
Details can vary slightly between iPhone and Android versions of the app.
Teleprompter Video Recording: questions
How long can I record for free?
Free takes run up to 3 minutes. Teleprompter Pro removes the limit.
Can I import a video I recorded elsewhere?
Yes. Use Import an Existing Take Or Video to bring it in. With Pro you can then edit it with captions, music and branding.
Related features
Try Teleprompter Video Recording in the app
Free on iPhone, iPad and Android. Pro unlocks unlimited recording with no watermark.