Right under your camera
The script sits in a black notch at the top of the screen your webcam is on, so your eyes stay on the lens. Drag it anywhere along the top, or onto another monitor.
NewThe notch teleprompter, now on Windows
Read your script. Keep eye contact.
Lenslines is a teleprompter for Windows that sits right under your webcam, scrolls with your voice and stays invisible on Zoom, Teams and screen recordings.
Coming soon to theMicrosoft Store
$9.99 once. No subscription. Windows 10 & 11.
You are sharing your screen
Works alongside the apps you already use
- Zoom
- Microsoft Teams
- Google Meet
- OBS Studio
- Loom
- Webex
- Discord
- Riverside
- StreamYard
- Slack huddles
- YouTube
- PowerPoint
Everything a teleprompter should be
Built around where your eyes need to be
Most teleprompters are just a window full of text. Lenslines lives right under your webcam, keeps pace with your voice and disappears for everyone else.
Not in the share
Invisible when you share
Hidden from Zoom, Teams, Meet, OBS, recordings and screenshots. You see it. They don't.
Scrolls with your voice
Text moves while you speak and waits when you pause. Audio never leaves your PC.
Paused
Hover to pause
Point at the prompter and it stops. Scroll to rewind. Move away and it carries on.
- 1 · Welcome
- 2 · The demo
- 3 · Questions
Cues for going off-script
Start a line with # to make a cue. Jump between sections with a shortcut or the cue list.
Floating & mirror mode
Pull the notch down to float it anywhere, at any size. Mirror the text for teleprompter glass and beam-splitter rigs.
Shortcuts from any app
Ctrl+Alt+P to show it, Ctrl+Alt+Space to play. Fully customizable, and Stream Deck friendly from the command line.
Feather-light
About a 2 MB download. Sits in the tray using a few megabytes and no CPU until you need it.
Private by design
No account, no cloud, no tracking. Your scripts are files on your PC and the app works offline.
How it works
From script to camera in three steps
- # WelcomeHi everyone, and thanks for joining.[smile, slow down]# The demo01
Write or paste your script
Paste from Word or Google Docs and the formatting is cleaned up for you. Lines starting with # become cues.
- Ctrl+Alt+P02
Press Ctrl + Alt + P
The notch drops in under your camera, from any app. Join your call or hit record as usual.
- Here’s what we shipped…03
Just talk
Voice scrolling keeps pace with you and waits when you pause. Hover to stop, scroll to go back.
Your script library
Every script, ready when you are
A calm, pitch-black workspace to write, organize and polish what you’re going to say.
- Projects, pinning and search for every script you record
- Paste from Word, Google Docs or the web, cleaned automatically
- Cues with #, notes in [brackets], emphasis
- Import .txt, .md and .rtf files by dragging them in
- Word count and reading time for every script
- Edit while prompting, the prompter updates live
Lenslines— ▢ ✕
All Scripts
Product launch
Hi everyone, and thanks for joining…
2m 40s · edited today
Weekly sales call
Quick agenda for today: pricing…
1m 10s · edited today
Course intro
Welcome to module four. In this…
3m 05s · edited today
Product launch
Prompt412 words · ~2m 45s · 4 cues
# Welcome
Hi everyone, and thanks for joining. Today I’ll walk you through what we shipped.
[pause, smile]
# The highlights
Three things stood out. First, onboarding is twice as fast…
# What’s next
Made for people on camera
Sound prepared. Look natural.
YouTubers & creators
Record talking-head videos in fewer takes, without darting eyes.
Teachers & course creators
Deliver lessons and course videos with your notes right at the lens.
Sales & customer calls
Keep your talking points close while looking your client in the eye.
Webinars & all-hands
Present on Teams or Zoom with your script hidden from the screen share.
Podcasts & voice-over
Float it anywhere at any size, mirror it for a teleprompter glass.
Founders & demos
Nail the pitch video and the product demo on the first try.
Private and lightweight
Your words stay on your PC
- No accountNothing to sign up for. Open it and go.
- Works offlineScripts are files on your PC, not in a cloud.
- Mic stays privateAudio is analyzed in memory, never recorded.
- 2 MB downloadSmaller than most PDFs. Installs in seconds.
- 0% CPU when idleWaits quietly in the tray using a few MB.
Why Lenslines
Not just another scrolling window
| Feature | Lenslines | Typical teleprompter apps | Notes in another window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sits right under your webcam | |||
| Hidden from screen share & recordings | Often visible | Visible if shared | |
| Scrolls with your voice | Sometimes | ||
| Cues to jump between sections | Sometimes | ||
| Works offline, no account | Often not | ||
| One-time price | $9.99 | Often a subscription | Free |
Pricing
Pay once. Keep it forever.
No subscription, no account, no upsells.
Lenslines for WindowsLifetime
$9.99one-time
Shown in your local currency on the Microsoft Store. Launch offer in India.
- Notch and floating teleprompter
- Hidden from screen share and recordings
- Voice scrolling, cues and hover to pause
- Script library with projects
- All future updates, free
- Install on your PCs with the same Microsoft account
Windows 11 · Windows 10 (2004 or later) · 64-bit
FAQ
Questions, answered
What is Lenslines?
Lenslines is a teleprompter app for Windows. It shows your script in a black notch at the top of your screen, right under your webcam, so you can read while keeping eye contact on video calls and recordings.
Will people see the teleprompter when I share my screen?
No. Lenslines uses Windows' built-in screen-capture exclusion, so it doesn't show up in screen shares, recordings or screenshots in apps that use Windows' standard capture, including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, OBS and Snipping Tool. You can turn this off in Settings if you want it in a recording. Learn more.
Does it work with Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet?
Yes. Lenslines is a separate Windows app, so it works next to any video or recording app, and it never takes focus away from your call window. See the guides for Zoom, Teams and Google Meet.
How does voice scrolling work? Is my audio recorded?
When voice scrolling is on, the text moves while you speak and pauses when you pause. It listens for your voice level, not your words. Audio is analyzed in memory on your PC and is never recorded, saved or uploaded, and the microphone is only used while voice scrolling is on.
Where does the notch go if I use an external webcam?
Lenslines places the notch at the top center of the screen your webcam is on: the laptop screen for a built-in camera, or your main display for an external webcam. You can drag it anywhere along the top or onto another monitor, and it remembers where you leave it.
Can I use it as a regular floating teleprompter or with teleprompter glass?
Yes. Pull the notch down to turn it into a floating window of any size, set the background opacity, and mirror the text horizontally or vertically for beam-splitter glass rigs.
Is it a subscription?
No. Lenslines is a one-time purchase of $9.99 on the Microsoft Store, shown in your local currency. You keep it forever and updates are free.
What do I need to run Lenslines?
A 64-bit PC with Windows 11 or Windows 10 (version 2004 or later). It is a 2 MB download, needs no account and works offline.
Is there a Mac version?
No, Lenslines is made for Windows. If you used a notch teleprompter on a Mac and moved to Windows, see Lenslines as a Moody alternative for Windows.
Look them in the eye.
Your script, right under your camera. Invisible to everyone else.