A teleprompter for YouTube
The problem
A scripted YouTube video means either memorising it, reading off-camera and losing eye contact, or cutting around every fluff — which is where most of the edit time goes.
How this gets made today
A laptop below the lens with the script in a document, scrolled by hand or by a second person. It works at a desk and not much else.
How it works with Talk2Camera
The script sits under the lens on the same phone that is filming, scrolling to your voice, so you are looking where the viewer is. Flip to the rear camera to show a product or a screen without breaking the take, then trim the pauses and export at the right shape for the platform.
The features this uses
Voice follow
The script scrolls as you speak. Pause and it waits; skip a sentence and it catches up. Recognition runs on the device.
Switch cameras mid-recording
Switch between front and rear cameras while recording. The file stays one continuous clip — no cut, no second file, nothing to stitch.
Remove pauses
Long silences are found and proposed as cuts you review one at a time, with undo. Nothing is removed without you agreeing to it.
Platform export presets
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn, each with its own resolution cap, bitrate and duration guidance. The vertical feeds get a 9:16 frame; the others keep your shape.
Thumbnail and title help
Candidate frames scored for sharpness, exposure and whether you are looking at the lens, plus title suggestions from your script.