Prompting guide

Windows teleprompter: scripts, transparent windows and a second display

Choose between the Windows console, a transparent window and secondary-display output. Learn the mobile approval and Pro access requirements.

Prepare your script and access

The desktop app supports local script browsing and management. Opening it does not force a sign-in. Actions such as creating, editing, importing or starting a prompt require mobile QR approval and valid Pro access when requested. A download does not imply that every feature is free or needs no account.

Check your script and layout, then enter the prompting console. Use the tutorial below for QR approval, expired-code and device-limit instructions.

Choose where to read

Start with the console when rehearsing or controlling progress on the computer. Choose the primary-display transparent window to read alongside other windows, and move or resize it as needed.

If you connect a second monitor or prompting display, select an available display in output settings before opening secondary-display full-screen prompting. A console preview does not confirm output when no usable display is connected or selected.

Recording and platform differences

The Windows transparent window and secondary display use desktop window mechanisms. They do not use Android overlay or accessibility permissions; do not apply phone permission instructions to Windows.

A recorder or streaming app may capture a window or an entire display. Make a short recording and review the actual result. A transparent background does not guarantee that prompting text is excluded. Compatibility with every meeting, capture or multi-display setup is not promised.

Get the official installer

Use the official Windows download and read the version, checksum and signing information on the homepage. The website provides an installer. This page does not offer an unverified portable build, Mac release or another platform's download.

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