What Reframely can do

A free browser teleprompter built around the problems creators have with rig apps.

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Phone as remoteTurn a second phone into a teleprompter remote with a 7-letter code or QR: play, pause, speed and section jumps over a direct link, even with no internet. Part of Reframely Pro.Second screen outputRun the teleprompter on your laptop and show the script on a second monitor, a confidence screen or under teleprompter glass, mirrored and in sync.Voice followAn online teleprompter that scrolls as you speak and waits when you pause, with a rehearsal report after each read. Try it free for 2 minutes a day, no sign-up.Mirror and upside downFree online mirror teleprompter for beam-splitter glass: mirrored text, upside-down mode for overhead screens, and rig presets that set it for you.Clickers, pedals, Stream DeckMap any Bluetooth teleprompter remote, presentation clicker, foot pedal or Stream Deck button to play, speed and line jumps in a free browser teleprompter.Words per minute calculatorPaste a script to count words and see how long it runs, or enter a target length to get the teleprompter speed you need in words per minute.Speech length calculatorHow many words for a 3, 5 or 10-minute speech, and how long is your word count? A free speech length calculator for slow, average and fast speakers, with pages.1-minute speech: word countA 1-minute speech is 120 to 160 words, about half a double-spaced page. What fits in 60 seconds, a structure that works, and how to time your script.2-minute speech: word countA 2-minute speech is 240 to 320 words, about one double-spaced page. What fits in two minutes, a structure for it, and how to time your script.3-minute speech: word countA 3-minute speech is 360 to 480 words, about one and a half double-spaced pages. Wedding toasts, the Three Minute Thesis, and how to time yours.5-minute speech: word countA 5-minute speech is 600 to 800 words, about three double-spaced pages. Eulogies, class presentations, Toastmasters speeches, and a minute-by-minute plan.10-minute speech: word countA 10-minute speech is 1,200 to 1,600 words, five to six and a half double-spaced pages. How to plan a 10-minute talk with slides or a demo, and keep it on time.Send-to-Reframely bookmarkSelect your script in Notion, Gmail or any web page and click one bookmark: Reframely opens with the text loaded. Free, nothing uploaded.

Free, and what Pro adds

The teleprompter itself is free with no watermark: mirrored and upside-down text, speed in words per minute, Fit to time, a second-screen and OBS output, Bluetooth clickers, foot pedals and Stream Deck. Reframely Pro adds two things: your phone as a remote, and voice follow, which scrolls as you speak, waits when you pause and gives you a rehearsal report after each read. You can try voice follow free for 2 minutes a day.

Picking a scroll method

A steady scroll suits scripts you know well. A clicker or foot pedal suits talks with pauses, demos and Q&A. Voice follow suits long reads and anyone who loses their place when the text moves on without them. You can switch methods at any time without losing your place.

Built for the camera, not just the screen

Most features exist because of something that goes wrong on a shoot: text that reads backwards through glass, a remote that only plays and pauses, a script that runs long, a laptop app that can't reach the rig. Each feature page explains the problem first, then how Reframely handles it, with a short walkthrough video.

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