Keep sponsor reads, show notes, and talking points visible while live
Every sponsor contract comes with approved copy. Every charity stream has specific messaging. Every raid deserves a real shoutout, not a mumbled one. On Twitch, all of it has to happen live, between the action, without breaking character — and there is no second take. A scrolling script over your OBS preview, invisible to chat and visible only to you, is how bigger streams hit every beat without fumbling.
Open OBS/Streamlabs and configure your Twitch stream as usual.
Open Transparent Teleprompter and paste your stream outline, sponsor copy, or planned segments.
Position the teleprompter over your OBS preview or game window. Set transparency so you can read and play simultaneously.
Start your stream and scroll through your notes as each segment comes up. Your viewers see nothing but the stream.
Sponsors expect specific messaging. Load the exact copy into the teleprompter so you hit every talking point.
Structure your just-chatting content with an outline. It keeps the conversation flowing and avoids dead air.
Pause the scroll during intense gameplay moments. Resume when you're ready for your next talking point.
No. Twitch records exactly what your streaming software sends out — the composed scene from OBS, Streamlabs, or Twitch Studio. If the teleprompter isn't in your scene (which it won't be unless you're using Display Capture), it won't be in the VOD, a clip, or a Highlight.
Yes. Set the teleprompter to always-on-top with low transparency. It hovers over your game so you can glance at it between action.
No. The overlay runs as a lightweight always-on-top window — minimal CPU, no GPU encoding, no network. If you're dropping frames during a stream, the cause is almost always your OBS bitrate, encoder settings, or upload bandwidth, not a text overlay.
Download Transparent Teleprompter for free and start reading your scripts on camera today.
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