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Teleprompter app

Teleprompter app that follows your voice and edits the take

For creators who read scripts into their phone camera: the teleprompter waits when you pause and stops after your last line, then ClipEasy cuts the stumbles, adds captions and cleans the audio.

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How it works

Film your take

Bring your script and read it into the lens, or upload a take you already have. Pauses and stumbles are fine: the teleprompter follows your voice and stops the take after your last line.

Let ClipEasy edit it

ClipEasy cuts the dead air, filler and false starts and keeps the take where you got each line right. It also adds captions and cleans up the audio.

Tweak it and post

Change anything in a few taps. Then save the video to your phone and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

ClipEasy's demo clips: a raw take and the same take after the cut

A UGC take, ready to post

A talking-to-camera video after ClipEasy's edit: cut and captioned, ready to post.

Raw take, as filmed

One take with the pauses, restarts and stumbles left in, before ClipEasy edits it.

The same take, cut by ClipEasy

Dead air and false starts cut, so the take is ready to post.

A teleprompter that follows your voice, built into the editor

No scroll speed to set, and the take stops on its own after your last line. ClipEasy then keeps the take where you got each line right.

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How to film with a teleprompter app and get the take edited

  1. Read your script

    Bring your script and read it into the lens; the teleprompter follows your voice and waits when you pause.

  2. Keep going

    If you stumble or skip a line, carry on, and the take stops on its own after your last line.

  3. Let ClipEasy cut

    ClipEasy keeps the take where you got each line right, cuts the dead air and filler, and adds captions and clean audio.

  4. Change anything

    Adjust anything in the edit yourself in a few taps.

  5. Save and post

    Save the video to your phone and post it to TikTok, Reels, Shorts or anywhere else.

What ClipEasy's teleprompter and editor do

Follows your voice

The teleprompter moves with your reading, keeps up if you skip and stops the take after your last line.

No scroll speed to set

The script waits when you stop to think and finds your line if you jump ahead. You can also tap to the next card.

Cut checked against your script

ClipEasy keeps the take where you got each line right, so you are not picking the best attempt at each line by hand.

Film or upload

Record with the teleprompter in the app, or upload a take you already filmed.

Mistakes cut for you

Dead air, pauses and filler are cut, and retakes and false starts are removed from the raw take.

Captions and clean audio

ClipEasy adds captions, cleans up the audio, fixes overlapping audio and tightens your opening.

Your edits, in a few taps

After ClipEasy edits the video, you can still change anything yourself in a few taps.

Built for iOS and Android

ClipEasy is being built for both iPhone and Android phones and is coming soon.

Questions people ask

Is there a teleprompter app for both iPhone and Android?

ClipEasy is being built for both iOS and Android and is coming soon. Its teleprompter sits inside the same phone app that edits your take, so you film and finish the video in one place.

Does the teleprompter follow my voice, or do I have to set a scroll speed?

ClipEasy's teleprompter follows your voice, so there is no scroll speed to set. The script moves as you read and waits when you stop, so you are never racing it or waiting on it.

What happens if I pause or skip a line while reading?

ClipEasy's script waits when you pause and finds your line if you skip ahead, or you can tap to the next card. You keep reading naturally and leave the fixing to the edit.

Can I use my own script?

Yes. ClipEasy's teleprompter shows the script you bring; it does not write one for you. Your words stay yours, and the edit uses them to keep the take where you got each line right.

Does it stop recording when I finish the script?

Yes. ClipEasy stops the take on its own three seconds after your last line. You do not have to reach for the phone at the end, so the take ends cleanly.

Will ClipEasy cut my stumbles and retakes after I read the script?

Yes. ClipEasy cuts dead air, pauses and filler, removes retakes and false starts, and keeps the take where you got each line right. You can restart a line and keep going, and the cut is made for you.

Can it add captions and clean up the audio of my teleprompter video?

Yes. ClipEasy adds captions, cleans up the audio, fixes overlapping audio and tightens your opening as part of the edit. These come with the cut rather than as separate jobs.

Can I change the edit myself afterwards?

Yes. After ClipEasy edits the video you can change anything yourself in a few taps. You get a finished cut first and still keep the final say.

Does it work on Windows, Mac or in a browser?

No. ClipEasy is a phone app for iOS and Android, not a desktop or browser prompter. It is made for creators who film on their phone, where the take and the edit already live.

Is ClipEasy out yet, and is it free?

Not yet. ClipEasy is coming soon on iOS and Android, and you can join the waitlist on the homepage for early access. It is not free: there will be three plans between $15 and $60 a month, with names and exact prices set at launch.

Why use a teleprompter built into a video editor instead of a separate prompter app?

ClipEasy builds the teleprompter into the editor so the edit can use your script and keep the take where you got each line right. With a prompter that only records, you still trim the take yourself. Here the cut, captions and audio cleanup follow straight on.

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