Paste your script below and press start. The full prompter opens with it: it scrolls at your pace, waits when you stop, and follows your voice if you ask it to. Free without a meter: no time caps, no account, nothing to install.
Built by Lumira Studio, a UK video production company, and used on our own shoots every week.
Reading on a call? Add the side panel for Chrome and the script sits beside the call.
Drop your words into the box above, or keep the sample for a first try. Nothing you paste leaves your browser.
The full-screen prompter opens with your script, and it stays on this device as a guest script, yours to keep.
Scroll at your own pace, or press the microphone and the words follow your voice. Tap to pause, tap to carry on.
Reading to a camera with voice follow on: what the prompter does when you stop, when you carry on, and when you move around the script.
Reading is free without a meter. The prompter and voice follow have no time caps, no session limits, and no countdown while you read. That is not a trial; it is how Miracue works, and it stays that way.
We are precise about what is not free, too: pinning your script over a video call is metered at three free calls, a free account syncs two devices, and the shoot-day toolkit of shot lists, take notes and voice notes is part of Pro. The reading itself never has a meter on it.
One popular web prompter meters free voice follow at two minutes a session. If you are comparing, we keep an honest comparison of eight apps, ours included, with every claim checked against each maker's own site.
Press the microphone and the script moves as you speak. Stop to think and it waits with you. Skip a line, jump back, take a question and carry on; it finds where you are. On camera that reads as a person talking, not a person reading.
Speech recognition runs inside your browser. Nothing you say is sent anywhere. The model downloads once, about 65 MB, then stays on your device, so it works best on a computer or a higher-memory iPad such as an Air or Pro. Scrolling, remotes and everything else work fully everywhere.
When the read works, the script can travel. A free account puts your library on your other devices: write at a desk, read on an iPad on the rig, and hand a presenter their lines with a link or QR code. Call mode pins the script in a little window that stays on top of Zoom, Teams or Meet, so what everyone else sees is eye contact; the pin needs Chrome or Edge on a computer.
Eight apps, ours included, with every claim checked against each maker's own site.
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Read the noteNo. The prompter on this page and in the app works as a guest, and guest scripts stay in your browser; we never see them. A free account is for when a script needs to travel: it adds the library and syncs two devices.
Really. Reading and voice follow are uncapped for everyone, guest or signed in. What is metered is precise and published: three free pinned calls for call mode, two synced devices on a free account, and the shoot-day toolkit in Pro.
A modern browser and one download of about 65 MB, after which the model stays on your device. Because it runs locally it works best on a computer or a higher-memory iPad such as an Air or Pro; on a standard iPad or phone the browser may end a long voice session, while scrolling and remotes work fully everywhere.
Yes, once it has loaded with a connection. Open Miracue while you have internet and it keeps itself on your device: the app opens without any internet and guest scripts work fully. Tap the microphone once while you still have internet and the voice model is stored as well.
The prompter is free forever: no account to start, no time caps, nothing to cancel. If it earns a place in your kit, the full app adds the library, sharing and call mode.
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