On camera
Free toolsFree online teleprompter
A free online teleprompter. Paste and press play.
Your script scrolls at the speed you set, in any browser on a laptop, tablet or phone. Mirror it for glass or go full screen.
Most people film the same video three times before they post it once.
Not because the idea was wrong, but because they lost their place, stumbled on a line, or forgot the best part halfway through.
[B-ROLL: a phone on a tripod, a laptop beside it]
Here is the fix. Write the script first, keep every sentence short enough to say in one breath, and read it from a prompter next to the lens.
Your eyes stay near the camera, your words stay yours, and the take you keep is the first good one.
Try it on your next video, then tell me how many takes it took.
Your text stays in this browser. Space plays and pauses, the arrow keys change the speed, F goes full screen.
The whole studio
From idea to finished video. In one place.
CopyMe is the AI studio for talking videos: an AI teleprompter that follows your voice, recording, auto-cut and captions, in one app.
Write
Ramble, get a script
Tap the mic and talk about your video in any order. The script keeps your words and your stories, the fillers and repeats gone. Or talk it out with Maya or Theo, or give the AI writer one line.
Sharpen
An editor that writes with you
Suggested next lines, a map of your structure and notes on where viewers drift. Nothing changes until you keep it.
Read
The script follows your voice
Talk and it scrolls, pause and it waits, even after a skipped line. No speed to set.
Record
Record right where you read
The camera rolls under your script. Swipe for a colour filter, and say “start recording” and “stop recording” to run the take hands-free.
Auto-cut
The stumbles cut themselves
Auto-cut hears every restart, fumble and long pause and takes them out, keeping the reading you meant. Captions come from the script.
Auto-edit
One tap, a finished video
One tap and your video is edited, with everything included: captions, titles, visuals and music in a look that fits what you said.
Finish
A full video editor for the take
Delete a word and the video cuts with it. Captions in your look, headings as title cards and zoom at cuts. Read in several places, and one video joins the best reading of each paragraph.
Shorts
A week of Shorts from one take
Clips cut from your finished edit in 9:16, with its captions, zoom at cuts, filter and sound.
Export
Every shape, ready to post
Save at the quality you recorded, for YouTube, Shorts, Reels or a square post. Your words and cuts animate while it saves, then the video plays right there, ready to share.
Every step, 7 days free.
Write, read, record, cut and export your next video with all of it.
Questions
Is this teleprompter really free?
Yes. Paste your script, press play and read, with no account and no time limit. Your text stays in your browser. Follow my voice, recording and saved scripts are part of CopyMe.
How do I use it on my phone or tablet?
Open this page on the phone or tablet, paste your script and press play. Put the screen as close to the camera lens as you can, so your eyes stay near it while you read.
Can I use it with a teleprompter mirror?
Yes. Turn on mirror and the text flips left to right for beam-splitter glass. Full screen fills the monitor behind the glass.
What is the right scroll speed?
Start at 1x, which is close to 150 words a minute at the default size, and change it as you read with the slider or the arrow keys. If you would rather not set a speed at all, Follow my voice in CopyMe scrolls as you speak.
What does CopyMe add?
CopyMe is an AI teleprompter that follows your voice as you speak, with the whole video around it: an AI writer and Talk it out for the script, an editor that suggests lines and marks where viewers drift, recording right under the script with filters and voice commands, auto-cut for the stumbles, a video editor with captions from your script, Shorts and exports in every shape. Your phone can be the remote. There is a 7-day free trial; a card is needed to start and nothing is charged during the trial.