Direct-to-camera video
Use centered text, a generous margin, 48-64 px type, and a moderate speed. Keep the camera preview near the lens so your eye line remains natural.
Creator studio
Paste or write a script, tune its pace and appearance, then present or record with a distraction-free scrolling cue screen. Your words and camera recording stay in this browser tab.
01 / Script
Local / private
The script is held only in the current page memory. Nirmion does not upload, save, analyze, or train on it. Camera and microphone access begins only after you press Record camera. Recording chunks are assembled locally and disappear when you discard them, refresh the page, or close the tab unless you download the WebM file.
Practical method
A reliable prompting session starts with readable copy and a pace you can follow without chasing the screen.
Paste the final text, break long ideas into short paragraphs, and add blank lines where you want a visible pause. The live word count and time estimate help you check whether the script fits your recording slot.
Open prompt mode, choose left or centered text, then adjust font size and side margin until your eyes move as little as possible. Horizontal mirroring supports reflective teleprompter glass; vertical mirroring supports less common monitor rigs.
Use the countdown, begin at a slower speed, and adjust with the arrow keys while speaking. Restart whenever pacing drifts. Fullscreen removes page chrome, while Escape returns you to the normal workspace.
Grant camera and microphone permission only when needed. The downloadable WebM contains the camera and microphone feed, not an overlay of the cue text. Review the file locally before sharing it.
Setup notes
Use centered text, a generous margin, 48-64 px type, and a moderate speed. Keep the camera preview near the lens so your eye line remains natural.
Use left alignment and a wider reading lane for structured paragraphs. Start slowly, use blank lines between sections, and rehearse transitions before entering fullscreen.
Enable horizontal mirror after placing the display beneath the glass. Confirm orientation with one sentence before a full take; different physical rigs can reverse the image differently.
Clear boundaries
Nirmion scrolls supplied text and can make a local camera recording where MediaRecorder is available. It does not rewrite scripts, follow your voice automatically, remove mistakes, composite text into video, or upload recordings. Browser recording formats vary, and iPhone or older browsers may limit camera recording or fullscreen behavior.
FAQ
No. The script stays in the memory of the current browser tab and is never submitted to Nirmion. Refreshing or closing the page clears it unless your browser restores the page itself. Avoid pasting confidential material on a shared device, and clear the script when your session is finished.
Yes. Horizontal mirror mode reverses the cue text for common reflective-glass teleprompter rigs. Vertical mirror mode is also available for specialized monitor arrangements. Because hardware differs, test a short line before recording and confirm that the reflected text reads normally from your speaking position.
No. Recording captures the camera and microphone stream supplied by your browser, while the cue screen remains separate. This gives you a clean WebM video without prompt text burned into the image. If you need a screen-and-camera composite, use dedicated recording software and verify its privacy settings first.
The browser may not support MediaRecorder, the page may lack permission, or another application may already be using the camera. Use a current browser over HTTPS, allow camera and microphone access, and retry. Prompting still works without recording, so you can use a separate camera if needed.
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