Teleprompter

Open the Teleprompter in your browser on a tablet or second phone, paste in your script, and position the device just below or beside your camera lens so your eyeline stays close to the lens. Set the scroll speed to match how fast you speak, do a practice run to confirm the pacing, then record. Most creators place the teleprompter device at arm's length or just off-frame so the slight eyeline shift is not noticeable in the final video.

Not if you practise. The biggest giveaway is robotic pacing or eyes that track the scrolling text too obviously. Read the script aloud a few times before recording, adjust the scroll speed so you are not rushing, and pause naturally between sentences. Brands buying UGC for ads want clear, consistent delivery — and a teleprompter reliably delivers that over multiple takes.

The simplest setup is a phone on a tripod as your camera, and a tablet or second phone running the Teleprompter placed just below the camera lens. This keeps your eyeline close to the lens without looking directly off-screen. If you only have one device, run the teleprompter on the same phone you're filming with by using screen mirroring or a laptop placed behind the phone.

Yes. The Teleprompter is browser-based and works on any modern mobile browser. If you are filming on the same phone, the simplest workaround is to place a laptop or tablet running the teleprompter just behind or beside your phone so both are in front of you when you record. Many creators use a two-device setup for exactly this reason.