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How to use the Prompter feature in LiveWebinar

What is Prompter?

Prompter is a presentation tool that displays your notes or script as scrolling text while you present in LiveWebinar. It helps you follow your talking points and stay on track without having to memorize your entire script.

You can choose the text size and scrolling speed to match your reading preferences and speaking pace, and pause or stop the prompter at any time.

How do I use Prompter?

1. Open your webinar room and start presenting.
Enter your LiveWebinar room and begin displaying the presentation you want to use.

2. Open the presentation settings.
Click the cog icon in the bottom-right corner of the presentation area.

How to use the Prompter feature in LiveWebinar

3. Add your notes or script.
Paste the text you want to follow into the pop-up window that appears. You can use a complete script or brief notes covering your key talking points.

How to use the Prompter feature in LiveWebinar

4. Adjust the text size and scrolling speed.
Choose a text size that is comfortable to read, then set the prompter’s scrolling speed to match your speaking pace.

How to use the Prompter feature in LiveWebinar

How to use the Prompter feature in LiveWebinar

Can I pause or stop Prompter during my presentation?

Yes. You can pause or stop the prompter at any time using its controls. Pause when you need to explain a point, answer a question, or take a break from your script. Stop when you no longer need the prompter.

Tip: Practice with a short section of your script before the webinar to find a comfortable text size and scrolling speed.

How to use the Prompter feature in LiveWebinar


Maciej Biegajewski
Maciej Biegajewski

Digital Marketing Specialist at RTCLab, where he co-creates the LiveWebinar platform, enabling webinars and effective remote communication. He has been working in the IT industry since 2012 as a marketing specialist. In previous companies, he played the role of a Scrum Master and learned the life cycle of a SaaS (Software as a Service) product from the bottom up. As an enthusiast of combining various fields and approaches to problem-solving, he looks to Agile methods and adapts their elements to the daily work of a marketer.

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