How do I make recordings on the browser version of Teleprompter.com?

Creating recordings using the web version of Teleprompter.com is quick, intuitive, and doesn’t require any downloads. Here’s how you can get started:

Step-by-Step: How to Record in the Browser

1. Log in to the web app at https://app.teleprompter.com
2. In the top-right corner, click on "Scripts"

3. From the list, select the script you want to use by clicking on it
4. A new window will open with your full script displayed

5. Click the “Record” button to start your recording session

What Happens After You Click “Record”

Once the recording screen loads, you’ll see the teleprompter/script window. The interface is divided into two main areas:

Script / Teleprompter Window

Here, you can adjust and control how the script appears:

• Play / Pause the script scrolling
• Center Text for easier eye-line alignment
• Mirror Text Horizontally or Vertically
• Voice Recognition (Mic icon): Enable voice scrolling so the text follows your speech
• Scrolling Speed Bar: Adjust how fast or slow the text moves
• Font Size: Increase or decrease the size for readability

Video Preview / Recording Window:

On this side of the screen, you’ll find technical recording controls:

• Microphone Selection: Choose between built-in or external microphones
• Camera Selection: Switch between available cameras on your device
• Resolution Settings: Adjust the video quality before you begin

After the Recording:

Once your recording is complete, you’ll be directed to the post-recording screen, where you’ll find several options:

• Remove Watermark (PRO users only): Remove our logo from your video
• Export MP4: Save the final version of your video with all visual settings applied
• **Export Raw (**PRO users only): Download the unedited version—ideal if you plan to edit it externally
• Resize video

Tips for the Best Experience:

• Before starting, make sure your browser has permission to access your camera and microphone
• You can edit your script or tweak any settings before hitting "Record"
• Use an external mic or camera for higher-quality recordings, especially for professional use