Can I use a teleprompter on Windows or Android?

Yes. While the Teleprompter-Scrolling Scripts native app is available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, the free browser teleprompter at teleprompter.works/online works on any device with a modern browser — including Windows PCs, Android phones, Chromebooks, and Linux. No download, no account, no installation required. Open the page, paste your script, and start scrolling.

Free browser teleprompter for Windows, Android, and any device

The free online teleprompter at teleprompter.works/online runs entirely in your browser. Open the URL in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari on any operating system and you have a fully functional teleprompter immediately — no App Store, no download, no account setup.

On Windows, open the page in Chrome or Edge and use full-screen mode (F11) to fill the screen with your scrolling script. On Android, open the page in Chrome on your phone or tablet and enable the full-screen view for an uninterrupted display. The same URL works on Chromebook, Linux, and any other platform with a modern browser.

The browser teleprompter is genuinely free — not a free trial or a limited version. Paste your script, set your speed, and scroll. There is no watermark on the display and no countdown to an upgrade prompt.

What the browser teleprompter includes

The browser version includes the core teleprompter features most users need:

  • Script input — paste any amount of text directly into the editor.
  • Adjustable scroll speed — set the words-per-minute rate to match your speaking pace.
  • Font size control — scale text up or down for comfortable reading at your recording distance.
  • Text color options — adjust text and background color for different lighting conditions.
  • Full-screen display — expand the teleprompter to fill the screen for distraction-free reading.
  • Pause and resume — stop the scroll at any time and restart from the same position.

The browser version supports both teleprompter display and video recording. The difference from the native app is organization: scripts are not saved between sessions and recordings are not kept in projects. It works as a plug-and-play tool — open it on any device, paste your script, record, and go. For ongoing work with named projects and archived recordings, the native app on iPhone, iPad, or Mac adds full project management, offline access, and voice control.

Native app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

The native Teleprompter-Scrolling Scripts app adds features that a browser cannot provide:

  • Camera mode — records video directly from the device camera while the script scrolls on screen. The text does not appear in the saved video.
  • Voice scroll control — use voice commands to start, pause, and adjust speed hands-free.
  • Local script storage — scripts are saved to your device and available offline.

The native app is available for iPhone and Mac on the App Store. If you are on Windows or Android, the browser teleprompter covers the essential use case — displaying a scrolling script while a separate device records you.

The free online teleprompter works in any browser on Windows, Android, Mac, and Chromebook. No download required — paste your script and start scrolling.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a teleprompter for Windows?

Yes. Open teleprompter.works/online in Chrome, Firefox, or Edge on any Windows PC. The browser teleprompter is free, requires no download or account, and includes adjustable scroll speed, font size, and text color. For a native Windows app, Teleprompter Mirror (telepromptermirror.com) is a free option with additional features.

Is there a teleprompter app for Android?

Yes. Open teleprompter.works/online in Chrome on any Android phone or tablet. The browser teleprompter works in mobile Chrome and includes the same features as the desktop version — adjustable scroll speed, font size, text color, and full-screen display. A dedicated Android app is not currently available from Teleprompter-Scrolling Scripts, but the browser version covers the core use case.

What is the difference between the app and the browser teleprompter?

The native app (iPhone, iPad, Mac) includes Camera mode for recording video directly inside the app, voice scroll control, and local script storage. Both support teleprompter display and video recording. The key difference is organization: the native app stores scripts as named projects and saves recordings by project, with offline access and voice control. The browser version at teleprompter.works/online is plug-and-play — open it on Windows, Android, or Chromebook, record, and go. Scripts are not saved between sessions and recordings are not organized by project.