Present mode · On-Camera Script
An on-camera script your audience never sees
The reason reading on camera looks like reading is geometry: your notes are somewhere your eyes aren't. On-Camera Script fixes that. It puts a slim, readable strip of your script right beside your webcam, so looking at your words and looking at your audience become the same thing — and it's hidden from your screen share, so no one on the call ever sees it.
Eye contact, engineered
Beside the lens
Your script sits next to the camera, so your gaze stays on your audience instead of dropping to notes.
Invisible on screen share
The strip is excluded from screen capture on Windows — gone from Zoom, Teams, Webex, and the recording.
No second monitor
Everything's on one screen. No dual-monitor setup, no teleprompter glass, no extra hardware.
Hands-free option
Turn on VoiceSync and the strip scrolls itself as you speak, so you never reach for a clicker mid-sentence.
Built from your PowerPoint notes
The script in the strip is your deck's speaker notes, kept in sync as you advance your slides. There's nothing to load or paste — open your presentation, choose On-Camera Script, and present. Prefer a different layout? Switch to the slide overlay, a full scrolling teleprompter, or a split rehearsal view on the fly. See how the PowerPoint teleprompter works →
On-Camera Script FAQ
Will it show when I share my screen?
No — the strip is hidden from screen capture on Windows, so your audience and the recording never see it.
Do I need a second monitor?
No. It sits beside your webcam on the same screen.
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