PowerPoint teleprompter software
The PowerPoint teleprompter that keeps you on camera
ScriptAssist turns your PowerPoint speaker notes into an on-screen script that sits right beside your webcam — and stays hidden from your screen share on Zoom, Teams, and Webex. You hold eye contact and read every word, while your audience sees only your slides and your face. No teleprompter glass, no second monitor required, no memorizing.
A real teleprompter, built into your presentation
Most teleprompters expect you to write and load a script by hand. ScriptAssist already has one: the notes in your deck. Open your .pptx, and every slide’s speaker notes become a clean, scrollable script — automatically kept in sync as you advance your slides with the clicker you already use.
Invisible to your audience
The on-camera strip and slide overlay are excluded from screen capture on Windows, so they never appear in your shared screen or the recording.
Eye contact, not eyes-down
Your script sits next to your camera lens, so you look at your audience instead of glancing down at notes or a second monitor.
Straight from your notes
No copy-paste. ScriptAssist builds the script from your existing PowerPoint speaker notes and follows your slides automatically.
Five ways to present
On-camera script, slide overlay, rehearsal split, presenter script, and a full scrolling teleprompter — switch on the fly to fit the moment.
How the PowerPoint teleprompter works
- Open your PowerPoint deck. ScriptAssist reads the speaker notes from every slide.
- Pick a present mode. Put the script on-camera, as an overlay, or in a full scrolling teleprompter.
- Present and share your screen. Your audience sees your slides; the script stays hidden on your side.
More than a teleprompter
Pro plans add an AI Script Assistant that drafts a spoken script per slide, and VoiceSync, which follows your voice and scrolls the teleprompter hands-free — entirely on-device, so your audio never leaves your computer. You can also send your script to Word for review and bring tracked changes back in.
PowerPoint teleprompter FAQ
Does ScriptAssist work as a teleprompter for PowerPoint?
Yes — it reads your deck’s speaker notes and turns them into a teleprompter script you read beside your camera, slide by slide.
Can my audience see the teleprompter when I share my screen?
No. The on-camera script and overlay are hidden from screen capture on Windows, so they stay invisible on Zoom, Teams, and Webex.
Do I need special teleprompter hardware?
No. It’s software for your Windows PC — no glass, beam-splitter, or second device. Your script appears right next to your webcam.