A teleprompter for your CapCut videos
To use a teleprompter with CapCut, open a browser teleprompter on a second screen near your camera and read from it while you film. With NextPrompt you can also control the scroll from another device, so you keep your eyes near the lens and your hands free. No CapCut plugin is required.
Put the script by your camera while you film
Film with your phone as usual and put the script on a second screen right behind or beside it: a tablet, a laptop, or another phone with the Display link open. Size the text so you can read it from where you stand. The closer the screen is to the lens, the more you look into the camera.
Control it from another device
Open the Control link on a device within reach and start the scroll when you roll. Reading at your own pace beats fighting a fixed speed, and if you flub a line, pause, restart the take, and go again. A helper can drive it for you so both your hands stay free.
From filming to your CapCut edit
Record the take with your own camera, then edit in CapCut the way you always do. NextPrompt stays out of the footage: it is the screen you read from, not part of the recording. A clean, steady read means fewer retakes and less trimming in the edit.
Questions
Does NextPrompt connect to CapCut?
No connection is needed. NextPrompt is a browser teleprompter you read from while you film. You record with your own camera and edit the footage in CapCut afterward.
Can I see the script while filming with my phone?
Yes. Put the Display link on a second screen near the lens, a tablet or laptop works well, and control the scroll from another device or have a helper drive it.
Is it free to use with CapCut?
Yes. The free plan is a working two-screen teleprompter, and the live demo opens with just an email.
Open a teleprompter in your browser
Free to start. No install, no app, no card. Paste your script, open it on the screen you read from, and control the scroll from another device.