Paste what you are about to say, press Read, and the words scroll at a speed you set. Turn the microphone on and it follows your voice instead: speech recognition runs on your own machine and moves the script at the pace you actually speak, so you can pause, ad-lib or go back a line without touching anything. Free, no account, no time limit.
Beside whatever tab you are working in, so a call, a script document or a recording page stays where it is.
Your choice, per read. Voice follow waits when you stop, holds when you go off script, and comes back with you when you jump.
Set them once and the panel remembers them on this computer, so the next script opens the way you left the last one.
Anything you paste is stored in your browser, on this computer. Sign in to miracue.app if you want the scripts already in your library there.
Nothing is timed and there is no trial clock. It does not watermark anything or interrupt you to upgrade.
Recognition happens in the browser, on your device. The first time you switch the microphone on it downloads the speech model it needs, about 63 MB, once. After that voice follow works with no network at all.
Very little, and each one for a reason you can check. This is the same list we gave Google, and the same one on our privacy page.
Press Add to Chrome above and the Chrome Web Store installs it in a moment. Pin the Miracue icon to the toolbar so it is one click away.
Click the icon and the teleprompter opens in the side panel, next to the tab you are on. Resize the panel by dragging its edge.
Paste your script, set the size you like, and press Read. Switch the microphone on if you want it to follow your voice.
Yes. Reading in the panel needs no account and has no time limit, exactly as it does on the web. Miracue Pro exists for people managing a lot of scripts across projects, and it is bought on miracue.app, not through the extension.
It is built and tested for Chrome. Browsers that install extensions from the Chrome Web Store may run it too, but Chrome is the one we stand behind. On anything else, the web app at miracue.app does the same job with nothing to install.
No. What you paste is kept in your browser, on this computer. If you choose to sign in, the panel can also open the scripts already in your miracue.app account; that is the only other place it looks.
Not if you share a single tab, which is what most calls offer first. The side panel is part of the browser window, not part of the tab, so a tab share leaves it out. If you share the whole window or your entire screen, the panel is on it like everything else, so share the tab instead.
The pin is a small floating window you drag under your camera, for looking down the lens. The side panel is for reading at a desk, beside the tab you are working in. Both are free to try; use whichever suits the read.
Nothing metered, nothing sent anywhere, nothing to sign up for. And if you would rather not install anything at all, the web app is one click away and does the same job.
