Bring scripts in from word, PDF, txt, Google drive, Dropbox, or iCloud, then edit them on any device, even seconds before you hit record.
Teleprompter.Com imports scripts from txt, word, and PDF files, and connects directly to Google drive, Dropbox, and iCloud. It can even turn a photo or scan of a printed page into an editable script using AI text extraction. Every script is stored in the cloud with unlimited storage and syncs instantly across iOS, android, macOS, and web. Write on your laptop, prompt from your phone. Scripts stay editable in real time, so you can fix a LINE between takes without stopping your session, and everything remains available offline once loaded.
Nobody writes scripts inside a teleprompter. Draft in Google docs, word, notion, or anywhere else, then bring it in as a word, PDF, or txt file, or pull it straight from Google drive, Dropbox, or iCloud. Formatting comes with it. Retyping does not.
Handed a printed page at an audition? Working from a marked-up hard copy? Snap a photo or scan it, and AI text extraction turns it into a clean, editable script inside the app. No retyping under time pressure, and the extracted text works with voiceglide, editing, and sync like any other script.
Store every script you have ever written. There is no cap on script count or cloud script storage on any plan, including the free starter plan. Organize scripts into folders and find them on every device you sign in to (up to 3 devices per account).
Spot a clunky sentence during a take? Edit the script directly in the app, or from your remote device, and keep rolling. Changes sync instantly to every connected device. The built-in AI assistant can also rephrase tricky lines on the spot.
Start from a blank page inside the app: the AI script generator drafts a script from a topic prompt, and the script timer estimates your run time before you record. Paid plans include unlimited AI generation.
Once your scripts are on the device, no internet is required. Prompt, record, and edit anywhere, then sync when you are back online.
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