Made for Speeches

Give the speech, not a reading.

Put the speech on a lectern, a stand or a teleprompter glass. Rehearse with the camera on and watch yourself back, then deliver it in prompt-only mode.

Prompter Settings on iPhone: scroll speed set to 150 WPM with the reading time, six theme swatches and the font size slider. — Prompter Settings, a real app screen. The blurred background stands in for your camera image.

How to

Rehearse, then deliver.

Time itSet the speed you want to speak at. The editor tells you how long the speech runs at that pace.
Rehearse on cameraRecord a run-through with the front camera and watch it back in Recordings.
Deliver in prompt-only modeThe camera stays off. Only the text scrolls, in large type.
Use glass if you have itWith Pro, mirror the text for a beam-splitter teleprompter so it reads correctly in the glass.

Settings to try

A starting point for a lectern.

Mirror modes and keyboard or page-turner control are part of Pro. Only the text flips in mirror mode, never a recording. Compare plans.

ModePrompt only
Text sizeLarge, set from where you stand
Countdown5 or 10 seconds
End of scriptThe scroll stops on its own

Keys Pro

Space ReturnPlay or pause
↑ ←Back one line
↓ →Forward one line
PgUp PgDnBack or forward one page
+ -Faster or slower
RBack to the start
EscClose the prompter

Give the speech, not a reading.

Rehearse, then deliver.

A starting point for a lectern.

Keys Pro

Other ways people use it.

Look at the lens. Read every word.