General Usage Tips

When using Flow mode, it’s essential to speak clearly and at a volume loud enough for the microphone to pick up your voice. For optimal results, try to stay within 5 feet of your microphone.

When reading a script, your eyes naturally move from left to right. To minimize this movement while presenting on camera, try setting your script to a relatively narrow width.

Drag either of the pink buttons along the slider, to change the width of your script. Also, make sure that you aren't too close to the camera.

When speaking, most people use gestures and movements to add emphasis and expressiveness. However, when using a teleprompter, it’s easy to become stiff and unnatural—speaking in a monotone voice and avoiding natural movements like head nods.

To avoid this, try to stay relaxed and expressive. Use gestures, vary your tone and pitch, and don’t be afraid to ad-lib or deviate from the script when it feels natural. This will help you deliver a more engaging and persuasive presentation.

Looking natural while using a teleprompter takes practice. Be sure to rehearse your script so you’re familiar with it and can present confidently.

Learn our shortcuts: https://www.speakflow.com/docs/teleprompter-shortcuts

In Auto mode, you can change the speed by pressing the number keys on your keyboard. Pressing any key from 1 to 9 will set the corresponding speed. Pressing 0 will pause the script. You can also increase or decrease the speed using the 

Speakflow is a web-based teleprompter that works on any device with a web browser, microphone input, and Wi-Fi connection. This includes smartphones (iPhone and Android), laptops, desktops, tablets, and iPads. As long as your device can access the internet and has a microphone, you can use Speakflow to deliver professional-quality presentations and speeches.