- What it is
- A built-in teleprompter that displays your script over (or beside) the camera preview. Text moves upward at a speed you control — like a TV studio prompter, but on your phone.
- What it does
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- Play / pause scroll with one tap
- Adjust scroll speed before or during recording
- Drag the text manually when you need to skip ahead
- Resize the text zone — position and size are saved
- Change font size and style for comfortable reading
- Why it helps
- You stop memorizing lines or glancing at notes off-camera. Your eyes stay near the lens, your delivery sounds confident, and you finish on time without rushing or freezing.
- How to use it
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- Open a script from the drawer
- Set scroll speed in Settings or with on-screen controls
- Tap play — text scrolls while you record
- Pause anytime; drag to reposition if you jumped ahead
- What it is
- A layout option that moves the script into a slim side panel instead of covering the center of the screen.
- What it does
- Keeps your face and framing fully visible while you still read from the script. Ideal when you want maximum camera real estate for talking-head videos.
- Why it helps
- You see yourself clearly — check posture, gestures, and background — without sacrificing script visibility. Great for creators who gesture a lot or use lower-third graphics.
- How to use it
- Enable Presenter Mode in teleprompter settings. The script column appears on the side; scroll controls work the same as in full overlay mode.
- What it is
- Text mirroring options for professional teleprompter rigs that use a 45° glass reflector in front of the lens.
- What it does
- Offers four mirror combinations (none, horizontal, vertical, both) so the reflected text reads correctly on glass prompters — the same way broadcast studios work.
- Why it helps
- With a physical prompter, your eyes look directly through the lens while reading. Mirror mode makes VideoNarraCue compatible with that hardware without a separate app.
- How to use it
- Open teleprompter settings → Mirror → pick the mode that matches your glass rig. Test once before recording.
- What it is
- Chapter markers divide your script into logical blocks. Paragraph pause stops scrolling briefly at each blank line.
- What it does
- Chapters let you jump to sections quickly. Paragraph pause gives you a natural breath between ideas — the scroll waits until you tap play again.
- Why it helps
- Long tutorials, sales pitches, and course videos feel more natural. You are not racing the scroll through transitions — you control the rhythm.
- How to use it
- Add chapter breaks in the Script Editor. Enable paragraph pause in teleprompter settings. Use blank lines between paragraphs for automatic pause points.
- What it is
- A small on-screen panel showing key talking points extracted from your script — like cue cards a producer would hold off-camera.
- What it does
- Displays highlights, hooks, or must-say phrases alongside the scrolling text. Works with Script Coach analysis when Pro is active.
- Why it helps
- You never miss the opening hook or call-to-action even if you paraphrase the body. Viewers see a natural delivery; you see the structure.
- How to use it
- Install the Script Coach pack (Pro), enable Confidence Monitor in Settings, then record. Bullets are extracted on-device from your script text.
- What it is
- Support for standard Bluetooth media buttons (play/pause on earbuds, remotes, and some presentation clickers).
- What it does
- Play/pause toggles scroll and recording flow without touching the screen. Useful when the phone is on a tripod arm's length away.
- Why it helps
- No reaching for the screen mid-take. Fewer visible hand movements, cleaner footage, and easier solo recording sessions.
- How to use it
- Pair your Bluetooth headset or remote. During recording, press play/pause on the device — the app responds like an in-app tap.
- What it is
- A CameraX-powered recorder built into the teleprompter — one app for script + video, no switching between apps.
- What it does
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- 720p, 1080p, or 4K resolution (Free)
- 30 fps standard (Free) · 24 fps cinematic or 60 fps smooth (Pro)
- Front and back camera
- Tap to focus, AE/AF lock
- Grid overlay and electronic stabilization
- Format locked during recording to prevent accidental switches
- Why it helps
- Most teleprompter apps only scroll text — you still need a camera app. VideoNarraCue combines both so framing, focus, and script stay in sync. 4K on Free is rare in this category.
- How to use it
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- Choose resolution and fps in camera settings before REC
- Frame yourself with the grid; tap to focus on your face
- Tap REC — script scrolls while video records
- Clip saves to Movies/VideoNarraCue on device
- What it is
- A full-screen editor for your teleprompter scripts with rich text formatting and multi-source import.
- What it does
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- Bold, italic, and highlight for emphasis lines
- Paste from clipboard
- Import from URL, PDF, or DOCX
- Chapter markers and paragraph structure
- Auto-save as you type
- Why it helps
- Your script workflow stays in one place. Import a Google Doc export, polish hooks in the editor, and go straight to record — no copy-paste gymnastics.
- How to use it
- Tap the script drawer → New or Edit. Use the toolbar for formatting. Share into VideoNarraCue from other apps or import a file from storage.
- What it is
- A local library of saved scripts, each with its own title, last-edited date, and scroll settings memory.
- What it does
- Free plan stores up to 3 scripts. Pro removes the limit so agencies and prolific creators can keep every client script on device.
- Why it helps
- Weekly series, multiple products, or A/B hook variants — swap scripts in seconds without re-importing. Everything stays on your phone (privacy-friendly).
- How to use it
- Open the drawer from the main screen. Tap a script to load it. Long-press to rename or delete. Upgrade to Pro when you need more than three slots.
- What it is
- On-device speech recognition linked to scroll position. Your voice drives the teleprompter instead of a fixed timer.
- What it does
- Matches spoken words to script text and moves the highlight forward. Includes Pace Assist (adjusts if you speed up or slow down) and Silence Auto-Pause (stops scroll when you stop talking).
- Why it helps
- Timed scroll can feel rushed or laggy when you ad-lib. Voice-follow adapts to your natural pace — fewer retakes, more conversational delivery.
- How to use it
- Enable Voice-Follow in Pro settings. Grant microphone permission. Speak clearly; the script tracks your position. Combine with paragraph pause for section breaks.
- What it is
- A writing coach built into the editor. Rule-based linguistics run entirely on your phone — scripts never leave the device.
- What it does
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- Detects filler words (um, uh, like, you know)
- Readability and pacing score
- Suggests breathing pauses between dense paragraphs
- Platform hook ideas for TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts
- Feeds bullet points to Confidence Monitor
- Why it helps
- Fix weak openings and wordy sections before recording. One less take, tighter messaging, and hooks that fit short-form platforms.
- How to use it
- Open Script Coach from the editor toolbar (Pro). Review suggestions, edit the script, then record with Confidence Monitor showing your key bullets.
- What it is
- Automatic subtitle generation timed to your script text. Free exports a separate
.srt file; Pro embeds text directly on the video pixels.
- What it does
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- Free: .srt sidecar alongside MP4 — upload to YouTube with captions
- Pro: Burn-in (hardcoded) subtitles on the exported clip
- Timing derived from scroll/recording session
- Why it helps
- 80% of social video is watched muted. Captions boost watch time and accessibility. Sidecar .srt is editor-friendly; burn-in is ready-to-post for TikTok and Instagram.
- How to use it
- After recording, open Post-Production. Enable captions export. Choose .srt (Free) or burn-in (Pro). Share the final file to your platform.
- What it is
- An export pipeline that processes your recorded clip before it lands in the gallery — trim handles, fades, branding, and audio layers.
- What it does
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- Pro: Trim start/end, fade in/out
- Pro: Title hook and outro templates
- Pro: Custom logo watermark (replaces default Free watermark)
- Pro: Background music bed under voice
- Free: Gallery export with subtle watermark + .srt
- Why it helps
- Remove dead air at the start, add a branded opener, and post a finished piece — not a raw take. Saves a round-trip through CapCut or Premiere for simple talking-head content.
- How to use it
- Finish recording → Post-Production screen. Set trim points, enable fade, add logo/music (Pro). Export to gallery or share sheet.
- What it is
- One-tap export to device storage plus Android share sheet integration for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and more.
- What it does
- Writes MP4 to Movies/VideoNarraCue. Free exports include a small watermark; Pro exports are clean. Opens the native share intent so you pick the destination app.
- Why it helps
- Record → export → post in minutes. No cable, no cloud upload step unless you want one. The watermark on Free is subtle — enough to try the app, removable with Pro.
- How to use it
- After post-production, tap Export. Find clips in your gallery folder. Tap Share to push to a platform or send to an editor app.
- What it is
- Complete UI localization — menus, settings, and system strings — not just the script content (which you write in any language).
- What it does
- Follows your device language automatically. Supports RTL layouts for Arabic, Hebrew, and similar scripts so controls mirror correctly.
- Why it helps
- Creators worldwide get a native-feeling app. Teams in multiple countries can onboard without an English-only barrier.
- How to use it
- Set your phone system language. VideoNarraCue picks it up on next launch. Script text is independent — write in any language you need.