Read sponsor copy on stream without sounding like you’re reading.
Sponsor reads, patch-note rundowns, event announcements — the parts of a stream you can’t ad-lib. VoxPrompter puts the script in a browser window near your camera and follows your voice through it, so your delivery stays yours and your hands stay on your controls.
- Follows your voice and waits when you pause
- Hands-free — no pedal, remote, or scroll wheel
- Runs in any modern browser, nothing to install
- No account needed to try it
- Audio never leaves your browser
- The basic teleprompter is free forever
No scroll speed to babysit
A timed teleprompter runs on a clock: glance at chat for thirty seconds and your place has scrolled into the void. VoxPrompter has no clock. The highlight moves when it hears your voice and holds when you go quiet — a breath, a sip, a read of the chat.
Off on a longer tangent? One click switches voice-follow off, and one click on any word puts the highlight exactly where you want it when you come back. Your place is never more than a click away, instead of three paragraphs up.
Hands stay on your controls
Nothing about advancing the script needs your hands: no foot pedal, no presentation remote, no hotkey mashing while you’re mid-sentence. You read, it follows. Your hands are free for the game, the soundboard, and the scene switcher.
It fits a streaming setup because it’s just a browser window
VoxPrompter isn’t an OBS plugin or an overlay — it’s a web app in a normal browser tab. Size the window down and park it on a second monitor, next to your chat, or right under your camera. It never appears on stream unless you deliberately capture that window, and there’s nothing to install on your streaming machine.
Frequently asked questions
Does VoxPrompter work with OBS?
It runs beside OBS, not inside it. VoxPrompter is a normal browser tab, so you keep it on any monitor while OBS captures your scene. There is no plugin or overlay to configure, and it never shows on stream unless you deliberately capture that window.
Will my viewers see or hear anything from it?
No. The prompter listens through your microphone locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded or transcribed — and the window is not part of your stream unless you add it to a scene yourself.
Does it advance while I’m talking to chat instead of reading?
Voice-following reacts to the sound of speech, not the words, so a long off-script tangent can move the highlight. Switch voice-follow off with a click while you chat, or just click the word you left off on when you come back — the script never scrolls away on a timer.
What does it cost for streaming use?
The teleprompter itself, including voice-following, is free forever, and you can use it without an account at vox-prompter.com/try. The paid Pro plan adds narration-studio tools like WAV export and take checking, which most streamers won’t need.