Integration

Deliver polished presentations in Microsoft Teams

Keep your script visible during Teams meetings without anyone knowing

Microsoft Teams is where work happens — standups, all-hands, client calls. When the stakes are high, you need to deliver your message clearly. Transparent Teleprompter sits invisibly on top of your Teams window, giving you the confidence of a prepared script with the naturalness of spontaneous delivery.

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How to set it up

1

Open Microsoft Teams

Join or start your meeting in Teams as you normally would.

2

Load your script

Open Transparent Teleprompter and paste your meeting agenda, presentation notes, or full script.

3

Overlay on Teams

Drag the teleprompter over the Teams meeting window. Adjust transparency so you can see participants and your script simultaneously.

4

Speak naturally

Use auto-scroll or manual scroll as you present. The floating control bar stays minimal and out of the way.

Tips for best results

Use Together Mode positioning

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.

Prepare for Q&A sections

Add anticipated questions and prepared answers in your script. Scroll to them when Q&A starts for quick, polished responses.

Keep font size at 24-28px

This range is large enough to read comfortably but small enough that the text doesn't dominate the transparent overlay.

Popular use cases

Company all-hands presentations
Client-facing project updates
Training sessions and onboarding
Executive briefings
Town hall Q&A preparation

Frequently asked questions

Will Teams show the teleprompter to other participants?

No. Teams sends your camera feed to other participants. The teleprompter is a desktop overlay visible only on your screen.

Can I use it during Teams screen sharing?

Yes — share a specific window instead of your full desktop. The teleprompter will remain visible to you but won't be included in the shared content.

Does it work with Teams on a single monitor?

Absolutely. That's the core use case. The transparent overlay means you don't need a second monitor — your script and Teams occupy the same screen space.

Ready to try it?

Download Transparent Teleprompter for free and start reading your scripts on camera today.

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