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Short videos leave no room for ums. scrollr floats your script on top of the TikTok or Instagram camera, so you can deliver a tight 30 seconds while you look at your audience, not at your notes.
With the words in front of you, you can record a clean take instead of stitching together the good parts.
The first line decides whether people keep watching. Write it once, read it exactly, every time.
The reading timer shows how long your script runs, so you know it fits before you start recording.
Write a short script in Scripts. Lead with the hook and keep it to a few sentences.
On the Prompter tab, set Start to Floating, choose a window shape that leaves your face in view, and set a speed that matches your delivery.
Tap Play, swipe up, and open the camera in TikTok or Instagram. The script stays on top while you record.
If you stumble, double-tap the window to pause, then double-tap again to pick up where you left off.
Yes. The floating window stays on top of other apps, including while they use the camera, so you can read inside the TikTok and Instagram cameras or the Camera app.
No. The floating window is only on your screen. The camera app records the camera, not what's on top of it.
Yes. Record your Short in any camera app with the floating window on top, then upload it as usual.
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