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Never lose your train of thought on a Zoom call

Read talking points naturally while maintaining eye contact on Zoom

Zoom meetings demand your full attention — but forgetting key points mid-presentation isn't an option. Transparent Teleprompter overlays your notes directly on the Zoom window, so you read your script while looking straight at the camera. No second monitors, no glancing sideways.

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How to set it up

1

Join or start your Zoom meeting

Open Zoom and join the call. Set your camera and audio as usual.

2

Prepare your script

Open Transparent Teleprompter, paste your talking points or full script, and set your preferred font and scroll speed.

3

Position over the camera feed

Place the teleprompter window directly over your own video preview or the active speaker. Set transparency to around 50% so the text is readable but Zoom remains visible.

4

Present with confidence

Start scrolling when you begin speaking. Your eyes stay near the camera, making natural eye contact with other participants.

Tips for best results

Position near your webcam

Place the teleprompter window as close to your webcam lens as possible. This makes it look like you're maintaining direct eye contact.

Use bullet points, not full scripts

For meetings, short bullet points feel more natural than reading verbatim. Use the teleprompter for structure, not word-for-word delivery.

Pin your own video

In Zoom, pin your self-view so it stays in one spot. Then overlay the teleprompter on that fixed position for consistent alignment.

Popular use cases

Sales pitches and product demos
Quarterly business reviews and board meetings
Webinar presentations
Job interviews — keeping key achievements visible
Team standups with structured updates

Frequently asked questions

Can Zoom participants see the teleprompter?

No. The teleprompter only appears on your screen. Zoom transmits your camera feed, not your entire desktop — unless you're screen sharing.

What if I need to screen share?

When screen sharing, share a specific window or application — not your entire screen. This way the teleprompter stays visible to you but hidden from participants.

Does it work with Zoom virtual backgrounds?

Yes. Virtual backgrounds are processed by Zoom on your camera feed. The teleprompter is a separate overlay on your screen and has no effect on backgrounds.

Ready to try it?

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

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