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Keep your next thought in sight. Turn an outline into speaking prompts, practise with a timer on your phone, and print cue cards you can hold.
Choose a drawing tool to mark the preview with a mouse, finger or stylus. Undo and Redo work with text, page order and drawings. Use ⌘/Ctrl+Z outside a text field.
Print the PDF at actual size and cut along the guides. Cards are images in the PDF. Offline HTML is a card slideshow without rehearsal timing; delivery reminders are included. Use Save project to keep your notes and settings, or download an editable backup from My projects.
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Give each cue card a heading and a few short points. Add a delivery reminder such as pause, look up or show the example, and keep longer background information in private notes. An outline with headings becomes a sequence of cards you can reorder. These prompts support the speaker; audience-facing slides belong in Text to Presentation.
Open rehearsal for large, reflowing prompts and a preview of the next heading. Start or pause the timer, set an optional target for each card and move on only when you choose. Horizontal swipes and arrow keys navigate; vertical movement scrolls long prompts. Finish rehearsal to review the time spent on every card.
Print two or four cards per A4 or US Letter sheet, with cut guides and optional delivery reminders. A custom text link carries the cards, reminders and target durations to another browser, without private notes or rehearsal results. Each copy starts a separate practice session. Save an editable backup to retain all of your preparation.
Prepare a wedding speech, a classroom talk, interview talking points or a pitch. A cue card helps you remember the next idea without reading a full script. Use delivery reminders such as “pause” or “look up”, and set a target for each part of your speech. The rehearsal view reflows to your screen and shows the next heading. Timers pause when you leave the tab. Finish to review time spent on each card.
Text to Presentation creates slides for your audience, including pictures and layouts. This tool creates short prompts for the speaker, with a phone-friendly rehearsal view, per-card timing and printable card sheets.
Yes. Choose A4 or US Letter and 2 larger cards or 4 cards per sheet. Download the PDF, print at actual size and cut along the dashed guides. Print sheets use white backgrounds. Cards are images in the PDF.
You can include or omit delivery reminders on printable sheets. Private notes are always omitted from PDF, PNG and offline HTML downloads; they are available in rehearsal and editable project backups.
In rehearsal, no. Use the Previous and Next buttons, left and right arrow keys, or a horizontal swipe. Target times help you pace yourself without forcing you to move on. This is not a continuously scrolling teleprompter.
Rehearsal times are temporary and reset when you restart or reopen rehearsal. Save a project to keep your cards, delivery reminders, target durations and print settings. Offline HTML is a simple card slideshow without rehearsal timing.
Up to 40 items and 24 MB per project. Your cards stay on this device; save a project or download an editable backup to keep them.