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Best teleprompter apps that follow your voice
Answer in brief
Teleprompter.com and PromptSmart are the proven voice-following prompters you can install today, on iPhone and Android. ClipEasy is the one to wait for if you also want the take edited: its prompter follows your voice and stops after your last line, then it cuts the stumbles against your script, adds captions and cleans the audio. It is coming soon to iOS and Android.
ClipEasy is made by us, Socialynx Media Inc., and is not released yet. We say so wherever it appears on this page. Every other tool was assessed from its own website and pricing page on the reviewed date; none of them paid to be here and none of the links are affiliate links.
The picks at a glance
| App | Best for | Platforms | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| ClipEasy | Best prompter that also edits the take | iOS and Android, coming soon | Waitlist open now; plans announced at launch |
| Teleprompter.com | Best voice-following prompter available now | iOS, Android, macOS and web | Starter free with a watermark; Pro $19.99 a month or $7.50 a month billed yearly; Max $49.99 a month |
| PromptSmart | Best for long scripts and presentations | iOS, Android, web and PC | 7-day free trial, then a subscription priced in the app |
| BIGVU | Best if you want scripting, captions and posting in one app | Phone and web apps | Free with a watermark at 720p and 9-minute recordings; Starter $12 a month; AI Pro $19 a month; Max $49 a month |
| Veed | Best in the browser | Web, with phone apps | Free plan; paid plans priced per seat on its pricing page |
| Captions | Best for styled captions after a scripted take | iPhone app and web; its pricing page shows iOS plans | Free tier with basic tools; Max $24.99 a month; Frontier $69.99 a month |
Each pick, and where it stops short
1. ClipEasy
Best prompter that also edits the take
No scroll speed to set: the script follows your voice, waits when you think and stops the take three seconds after your last line. ClipEasy then keeps the take where you got each line right and cuts the rest.
You film a talking-to-camera take or upload one, and ClipEasy cuts the dead air, pauses, filler, retakes and false starts, adds captions, cleans up the audio and fixes overlapping audio, and tightens the opening. It edits up to 10 different videos at once and has a teleprompter that follows your voice. You can change any edit in a few taps.
Where it stops short: Not released yet. ClipEasy is our own app, so read our pick with that in mind, and join the waitlist to get an email on launch day.
Platforms: iOS and Android, coming soon. Price: Waitlist open now; plans announced at launch.
2. Teleprompter.com
Best voice-following prompter available now
Voice-activated scrolling is on every plan including the free one, on iOS, Android, macOS and web. Free recordings carry a watermark.
Scrolls the script as you speak on every plan, records in the app, and on Pro adds subtitles, clean audio and 4K export.
Where it stops short: Free recordings carry a watermark, and the voice scrolling does not cut your stumbles out afterwards.
Platforms: iOS, Android, macOS and web. Price: Starter free with a watermark; Pro $19.99 a month or $7.50 a month billed yearly; Max $49.99 a month.
3. PromptSmart
Best for long scripts and presentations
VoiceTrack scrolls as you speak, stops when you improvise and resumes when you return, with speech processed on the device.
VoiceTrack scrolls the text as you speak, stops when you pause or go off script and resumes when you return. Speech processing happens on the device.
Where it stops short: A prompter, not an editor: you cut the take somewhere else, and it needs a clear voice signal.
Platforms: iOS, Android, web and PC. Price: 7-day free trial, then a subscription priced in the app.
4. BIGVU
Best if you want scripting, captions and posting in one app
BIGVU writes AI scripts, prompts, captions and schedules posts, with filler word and gap removal on its AI edits.
A teleprompter with AI scripts on every plan, captions, AI edits that remove filler words and gaps, and scheduling to social channels.
Where it stops short: Credit based: the free plan's 500 credits cover about ten seconds of portrait video a month.
Platforms: Phone and web apps. Price: Free with a watermark at 720p and 9-minute recordings; Starter $12 a month; AI Pro $19 a month; Max $49 a month.
5. Veed
Best in the browser
Veed's teleprompter runs in the browser next to its recorder and subtitle tools, priced per seat.
A browser editor with auto subtitles in 100+ languages on every paid plan, recording, a teleprompter and translation.
Where it stops short: Priced per seat for teams; check the current watermark and export limits on the free plan.
Platforms: Web, with phone apps. Price: Free plan; paid plans priced per seat on its pricing page.
6. Captions
Best for styled captions after a scripted take
Captions records with a prompter and adds caption templates in 100+ languages; pricing is aimed at heavy AI use.
Records or imports a talking video and adds styled captions in 100+ languages, with 100+ caption templates on paid plans, plus AI edits and dubbing.
Where it stops short: Its pricing page does not list pause or retake removal, and the plans are priced for heavy AI use.
Platforms: iPhone app and web; its pricing page shows iOS plans. Price: Free tier with basic tools; Max $24.99 a month; Frontier $69.99 a month.
Record it once. Post it in minutes.
ClipEasy cuts the pauses, filler and retakes out of your take, adds captions and cleans the audio. Coming soon to iOS and Android.
Get early accessHow we chose
- Scrolling follows your voice, waits when you pause and finds you when you skip
- Records in the app, so the script sits near the lens
- What happens to the take afterwards: a watermark, a manual edit or an automatic one
We read each tool's own website, pricing page and app store listing on the reviewed date and tested the free tiers where there was one. We did not run a timed head-to-head, so treat the order as a fit ranking for the use in the title, not a measured benchmark.
Questions and answers
- Which teleprompter apps follow your voice on Android?
- Teleprompter.com, PromptSmart and BIGVU have Android apps with voice-following scrolling. ClipEasy is being built for Android and iOS and is coming soon.
- Does a voice-following teleprompter remove my mistakes?
- Not by itself. Teleprompter.com and PromptSmart scroll with you but leave the take as recorded. ClipEasy uses the script to keep the take where you got each line right and cuts the retakes.
- Why does voice following lose me?
- Room noise and a quiet voice confuse the speech recognition. A lavalier mic and a steady reading pace fix most of it, and ClipEasy lets you tap to the next card if you drift.
Related pages
- Best apps to cut retakes and bad takes out of a video
- Best apps for LinkedIn video
- Best video editing apps for coaches and course creators
- Best AI video editors for talking-head videos
- Teleprompter app that follows your voice and edits the take
Sources
- ClipEasy, Socialynx Media Inc.: official site and pricing page, read 8 November 2026.
- Teleprompter.com, Teleprompter.com: official site and pricing page, read 8 November 2026.
- PromptSmart, PromptSmart: official site and pricing page, read 8 November 2026.
- BIGVU, BIGVU: official site and pricing page, read 8 November 2026.
- Veed, Veed: official site and pricing page, read 8 November 2026.
- Captions, Captions: official site and pricing page, read 8 November 2026.
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ClipEasy. "Best teleprompter apps that follow your voice." clipeasy.app, reviewed 8 November 2026. https://clipeasy.app/best/teleprompter-apps-that-follow-your-voice/
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