Overlay your show rundown on StreamYard's browser-based studio
Running a StreamYard show means being two people at once: the host welcoming guests, and the producer cueing banners, lower thirds, and transitions. Holding the rundown in your head while doing both is a losing game. Drop it into a transparent overlay instead — stage times, interview questions, sponsor reads, segment transitions — and read from the browser window while StreamYard handles the production side.
Navigate to StreamYard and enter your broadcast studio.
Open Transparent Teleprompter and paste your full show outline — segments, timestamps, interview questions, and transitions.
Position the teleprompter over the StreamYard window. Since StreamYard runs in a browser, the overlay sits perfectly on top.
Go live and follow your rundown. Scroll through segments as you progress through the show.
Write '0:00 - Intro, 5:00 - Guest welcome, 15:00 - Topic 1' so you can pace your show effectively.
Load your guest interview questions so you always have a thoughtful follow-up ready.
If your script is dense, use 30-40% transparency so the text is crisp and easy to scan quickly.
No. StreamYard routes each participant's webcam through the browser and composes the stage layout server-side. Your desktop isn't transmitted to the Green Room, the live output, or any of the platforms you multistream to — LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, or X. Guests see only your camera feed.
Yes. The teleprompter works independently of StreamYard's plan. It's a separate desktop app that overlays on any window.
StreamYard has a private chat for notes, but it's small and easy to miss. The teleprompter gives you a full-screen, scrollable script overlay with adjustable size and transparency.
Download Transparent Teleprompter for free and start reading your scripts on camera today.
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