Safari, Chrome, or the desktop app · Free forever
Your MacBook’s camera sits at the top of the screen — which is exactly where CameraPrompter puts your words. Read every line looking straight down the lens, in Safari or Chrome, with nothing to install.
Free forever No credit card No watermarks
Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge - they all work. Sign in and your script library is there.
Drag the browser window to the top of the screen so the scrolling text sits just below the camera. The closer the words, the straighter your gaze.
The camera overlay shows you your own framing while you read. On Pro, hit record and capture the take right in the browser, no OBS required.
Recording straight to the MacBook camera is the fastest setup there is: one device, one window, done. The camera overlay means you’re watching your own take while you read — no more discovering in review that you were framed from the chin up.
Filming on a mirrorless or DSLR instead? Run CameraPrompter on the Mac positioned under or beside the lens, or send it to the display inside a hood rig like the Elgato Prompter. USB and HDMI cameras through a capture card work with the built-in recorder too.
Presenting on a call instead of recording? CameraPrompter doubles as a notes prompter for Zoom, Teams, and Meet — same trick, live audience.
Your feed behind your words - delivery and framing in the same glance.
Record the take right in the tab. No capture software, no watermarks. (Pro)
The script follows your voice. Pause, sip your coffee, ad-lib - it waits for you. (Pro)
Start, stop, speed up, slow down - without reaching for the mouse mid-take.
Cast the prompter to a second screen or hood rig while you control it from the Mac.
Write in your office, film in your kitchen. Scripts follow your account, not your machine.
Yes. CameraPrompter runs free in any Mac browser - Safari, Chrome, Firefox, or Edge. The free plan has the full prompter, camera overlay, adjustable speed, timers, and 5 cloud-synced scripts, with no watermarks.
No. It runs entirely in the browser. There’s also a desktop app if you prefer a dedicated window, but the browser version is the same product.
Yes - on the Pro plan, recording is built into the browser. It captures your camera (including USB/HDMI cameras through a capture card) while the script scrolls over the feed.
Put the browser window at the very top of the screen, directly under the camera, and shrink the window height so the text sits close to the lens. At normal sitting distance the gap becomes invisible to viewers.
Yes. Any camera macOS can see - built-in, USB webcam, or a mirrorless/DSLR through a capture card like Elgato Cam Link - can be both your overlay preview and your recording source.
Free forever, every Pro feature free for 7 days. Make the video you’ve been putting off - today.
Start free — no credit cardSetup takes about 60 seconds.