CuePrompter

CuePrompter is a browser teleprompter that scrolls scripts while people speak toward a camera, with a browser-based video recording flow that places the script over the webcam view. Readers can adjust scroll speed, font size, text and background colors, and a highlighted reading area, or mirror the text horizontally or vertically. The site says core recording has no watermark or time cap. The free plan includes the core teleprompter, browser recording, local conversion, and template AI; Smart Follow is limited to three minutes per session, and Script Extractor allows 5 MB once a day. The extractor accepts supported links and files, including YouTube and TikTok, video, audio, documents, PDFs, and images, then returns editable text. CuePrompter can be used beside Zoom, Teams, or Meet for calls, interviews, webinars, and demos. It runs in a browser on desktop, laptop, tablet, and phone; native iPhone and Android apps are described as coming soon. Scripts stay in browser localStorage until saved to an account, and core prompting does not upload them to the cloud.

CuePrompter brings adjustable script display and browser recording together, with a free plan for core prompting. Check the free extractor and Smart Follow limits if you expect to use those tools often.

CuePrompter suits presenters, creators, teachers, speakers, and sales teams who read scripts on camera. It may also help people who want prompts alongside online meetings or calls.

CuePrompter is a browser-based teleprompter with webcam recording and script extraction. It suits speakers who want prompting and recording in one workflow; its free core features make it easy to start, though frequent extraction and longer Smart Follow sessions require Pro.

Overview

CuePrompter combines a scrolling script with browser video recording, placing the prompt over the webcam view. This is a practical setup for creators, presenters, teachers, and sales teams making direct-to-camera videos. For meetings and live calls, it can run alongside Zoom, Teams, or Meet.

Core prompting keeps scripts in browser localStorage until they are saved to an account, and the site says this use does not upload scripts to the cloud. That distinction is useful for basic prompting, while the privacy policy says the company may collect account details, scripts, uploaded files, recordings, and device information. It says personal information is not sold and describes SSL/TLS encryption in transit, security assessments and updates, access controls, and secure storage practices.

Key features

Adjustable script display

Users can change scroll speed, font size, text and background colors, and the highlighted reading area, with horizontal and vertical mirror modes for different camera arrangements. Voice tracking supports hands-free prompting. These controls make CuePrompter adaptable across setups, though Smart Follow is capped at 3 minutes per session on the free plan.

Recording and script extraction

The browser recorder overlays the script on the webcam view, and core recording has no watermark or time cap. Script Extractor turns supported links and files—including video, audio, documents, PDFs, and images—into editable text. The free allowance is 5 MB once per day; Pro raises that to 100 MB with unlimited use. Occasional extraction can fit the free cap, while regular work with larger files points toward Pro.

Platforms and devices

CuePrompter runs in a browser on desktop, laptop, tablet, and phone, and its supported platforms include web, iOS, and Android. Native iPhone and Android apps are described as coming soon, so mobile use currently depends on the browser.

Pricing

Free

The Free plan costs nothing and includes the core teleprompter, browser recording, local conversion, and template AI. Smart Follow is limited to 3 minutes per session, and Script Extractor to 5 MB once per day. It is a strong starting point for straightforward prompting and occasional recording, but the session and daily extraction caps constrain heavier use.

Pro plans

Pro adds unlimited Smart Follow, 100 MB unlimited Script Extractor, cloud scripts and sync, cloud recording upload, Import Script, AI Script Generator, TikTok Caption Generator, and priority email support. Pro Monthly and Pro Yearly renew automatically; their prices are custom pricing, and either can be canceled through the Dodo customer portal. These plans suit users who need the expanded tools and cloud workflow, but the stated terms do not give a monthly or yearly amount to compare.

Pro Lifetime is custom pricing and is a one-time payment for Pro access forever, including future Pro features. The founder lifetime seat is limited to 100 purchases. It may suit someone committed to the service who prefers a single payment, though the amount is needed to weigh that against renewing plans.

Who it's for

CuePrompter is aimed at creators, YouTubers, podcasters, presenters, teachers, speakers, livestream hosts, and sales teams. It is best for people who value adjustable browser prompting with recording close at hand, and less compelling for users who need a native mobile app now or rely on frequent, long Smart Follow sessions without a Pro plan.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Core prompting and recording are free, with no recording watermark or time cap, making the basic camera workflow usable without a paid plan.
• Pros: Mirror modes, adjustable display, and voice tracking accommodate varied reading and camera setups.
• Pros: The free plan keeps core scripts local in the browser until account save, according to the site.
• Cons: Free Smart Follow sessions stop at 3 minutes, and extraction is limited to 5 MB once per day.
• Cons: Pro plan prices are custom pricing, which makes the cost of removing those limits hard to assess.
• Cons: Native iPhone and Android apps are still described as coming soon; phone access is through a browser.

Alternatives

Teleprompter Software is a useful starting point for comparing options across the category.

• EasyPrompter may suit readers who want a free plan with two saved scripts and up to 500 promptable words each, plus a free trial.
• Speakflow is worth considering for broader desktop and mobile platform coverage; its Plus plan is $19 a month and includes one hour of video recording and storage.
• Teleprompter.com may fit users who want a free Starter plan with cloud script storage, remote control, and support for iOS, Android, macOS, and web, accepting a watermark on recordings.
• VideoNarraCue is an Android option with a free 4K recording plan capped at three saved scripts and watermarked exports.
• CueCast Prompter is another option for readers comparing teleprompter software.
• FluidPrompter offers a free Starter plan for one user and one prompter, with a 600-word script limit and keyboard or mouse controls.
• Open Prompter is a free iOS option whose source code is available under the MIT License.
• OtO offers a demo version with free unlimited personal use and all features.

Verdict

CuePrompter is a good fit for creators and speakers who want adjustable script display and browser recording without paying for the core workflow. Its strongest reason to choose it is that recording has no watermark or time cap on the free plan; look elsewhere if you need native mobile apps today or want clearly priced Pro access before committing.