Feature guide

A teleprompter that scrolls as you talk

No remote, no foot pedal, no fixed speed. Voice-reactive scrolling moves the script automatically as you speak and stops when you stop — so your hands stay free and your delivery stays natural.

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How voice-reactive scrolling works

A teleprompter that scrolls as you talk uses speech recognition to track your words and advance the script to match. As you speak, the text moves; when you pause, it waits. In Lumi this is FlowPrompt — the script follows your rhythm instead of forcing you to follow a scroll bar.

The practical win is that it's hands-free. You're not clicking a remote or tapping a pedal mid-sentence, which means your hands are free to gesture, hold a product, or drive a screen share while the script quietly keeps pace.

Get it running in four steps

  1. 1

    Load your script

    Paste a full script or talking points into Lumi. Both work with voice-reactive scrolling.

  2. 2

    Set it at the camera line

    Place the prompter window right under your webcam so you read while looking at the lens.

  3. 3

    Enable voice-following

    Turn on FlowPrompt and do a short test read. No scroll speed to set — your voice sets the pace.

  4. 4

    Speak and record

    Start talking; the text scrolls as you go and pauses when you do. Record in the same app so script and take stay in one place.

Good fits for scroll-as-you-talk

  • Tutorials & demos. Narrate while you click — the script waits when you pause to do something on screen.
  • Coaching & training videos. Stay present and keep eye contact instead of watching a scroll speed.
  • Interviews & streams. Hands-free means you can react in the moment without losing your script.
  • Batch recording. Run take after take at your own pace without re-timing a fixed scroll for each one.

It runs on Mac, Windows, and in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a teleprompter that scrolls as I talk?+
Use Lumi and turn on FlowPrompt, its voice-reactive scrolling. Paste your script, place the prompter at your camera line, enable voice-following, and the text scrolls automatically as you speak — hands-free, no remote or pedal. It's free to try for 3 days.
Is a teleprompter that scrolls as I talk really hands-free?+
Yes. Because the scroll is driven by your voice, you don't touch anything while recording — no clicker, no foot pedal, no pressing an arrow key. That keeps your hands free for gestures, a product, or a mouse during a screen share.
Does it work for tutorials and screen recordings?+
Well, yes — it's a good fit. For a tutorial you're often clicking around while you narrate, so hands-free scrolling matters. The script advances as you explain each step and pauses when you stop to do something on screen.
Can I use a teleprompter that scrolls as I talk for coaching and interviews?+
Yes. For coaching or a scripted interview, voice-reactive scrolling lets you stay present and keep eye contact instead of managing a scroll speed. On a call, Meeting Mode keeps your script visible to you and hidden from the other side on Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams.
What if I stop talking or lose my place?+
When you stop, the scroll stops — the text waits at your last line instead of running ahead. If you ad-lib and come back to the script, voice-following finds where you are again, so a pause or a detour doesn't cost you your place.
How is this different from an auto-scroll teleprompter?+
An auto-scroll teleprompter moves at a constant speed you set; you have to match it. A teleprompter that scrolls as you talk reacts to your actual speech, so the pace follows you. That's the difference between chasing the text and the text keeping up with you.

Keep your hands free, keep the script moving

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