Keep your script visible during Teams meetings without anyone knowing
High-stakes Teams meetings don't forgive hesitation. An all-hands where the CEO fumbles the numbers, a Town Hall that wanders, a client check-in where the product recap goes sideways — every one of them traces back to trying to hold it all in your head on the fly. A script overlay fixes the underlying problem without the usual tell: no second monitor, no sideways glance, no eyes drifting off camera.
Join or start your meeting in Teams as you normally would.
Open Transparent Teleprompter and paste your meeting agenda, presentation notes, or full script.
Drag the teleprompter over the Teams meeting window. Adjust transparency so you can see participants and your script simultaneously.
Use auto-scroll or manual scroll as you present. The floating control bar stays minimal and out of the way.
In Teams' Together Mode, participant faces are arranged in a shared space. Position the teleprompter above or below the virtual stage to avoid covering faces.
Add anticipated questions and prepared answers in your script. Scroll to them when Q&A starts for quick, polished responses.
This range is large enough to read comfortably but small enough that the text doesn't dominate the transparent overlay.
Yes — and you can switch between them freely. The overlay sits at a fixed position on your screen; it doesn't reflow when Teams changes layout. For presentations, most users pick Speaker or Gallery and place the teleprompter just under the webcam so their eyes stay near the lens.
Yes. Live Events and Town Halls broadcast the presenter's camera, screen share, and audio to up to 10,000+ attendees — not the presenter's full desktop. The overlay stays local to your machine and never reaches the attendee stream or the recording.
No. IntelliFrame and auto-framing crop and reframe your camera feed before Teams sends it out. They operate on the camera stream, not on desktop overlays. You can reposition the teleprompter without affecting how Teams frames your face.
Download Transparent Teleprompter for free and start reading your scripts on camera today.
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