Portuguese teleprompter that follows your voice
Read Brazilian or European Portuguese — the script scrolls as you speak, waits when you pause, and keeps tracking through English loanwords.
Sayscroll is a teleprompter that tracks spoken Portuguese word by word: real-time speech recognition matches your voice against the script, so the text moves at your pace and waits when you pause. It follows Brazilian and European Portuguese, handles the English that creeps into any tech or business script, and runs in any browser with nothing to install. This page is for English-speaking creators and teams who record in Portuguese; the fully localised Brazilian Portuguese site — where the recogniser is tuned toward Portuguese first — is at sayscroll.com/pt.
Brazilian and European Portuguese
The two standards differ in vowels, rhythm, and a handful of everyday words. Recognition is trained on both, so you do not choose one — you simply read.
| Variety | Sound differences | Tracking notes |
|---|---|---|
| Brazilian — São Paulo, Rio, Minas | Open vowels, "ti"/"di" as "tchi"/"dji", carioca s | The largest training set; fast carioca delivery tracks — keep lines short |
| Brazilian — Northeast and South | Regional vowels, gaúcho "tu" forms | "Tu vai" and "você vai" both track — write what you say |
| European (Portugal) | Reduced unstressed vowels, closed rhythm | Tracks well; "telemóvel" vs "celular" — use your own word |
| African varieties (Angola, Mozambique) | Closer to European rhythm, local vocabulary | Local words track when spelled as pronounced |
English inside a Portuguese script
Tech, marketing, and creator scripts in Portuguese are full of English: "o link", "o feedback", brand names, a quoted tweet. Sayscroll transcribes each word in the language you say it, so the switch does not break tracking and there is nothing to toggle.
Antes de começar, deixa eu explicar o setup: uma webcam, um microfone de lapela e o Sayscroll aberto no navegador — that's it, nothing else to install — e a gente já pode gravar.Writing a Portuguese script the prompter reads well
Spelling that mirrors speech tracks better than formal written Portuguese.
- Numbers as words: "dois mil e vinte e seis", "quinze por cento".
- Contractions as spoken: "pra", "tá", "cê" are fine in Brazilian scripts if that is how you talk — short words must match exactly, so write the form you will actually say.
- Accents, ç, and ã are ignored for matching ("esta" and "está", "nao" and "não" behave the same); keep them for readability.
- Abbreviations as you say them: "por exemplo" not "p. ex."; "C-P-F" spelled letter by letter.
- Short lines, one idea each, so re-entry after an ad-lib is instant.
Who uses a Portuguese teleprompter this way
Brazilian YouTubers and course creators, Portuguese-speaking marketing teams inside English-speaking companies, and presenters delivering a talk in Portuguese as a second language. In every case the job is the same: read Portuguese aloud at a natural pace, eyes on the lens, without an operator.
The record-in-browser workflow is on the teleprompter for YouTube page; tracking behaviour during improvisation is on the voice-controlled teleprompter page. Bilingual with Spanish? See the Spanish teleprompter.
Try it in Portuguese, or switch to the Portuguese site
Paste a short Portuguese script on the free teleprompter page and press Present — no account, download, or card. Recording in another language? Every supported language is listed by script on the teleprompter languages page.To read all of this in Portuguese, the product, blog, and tools are localised at sayscroll.com/pt.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with European Portuguese as well as Brazilian?
Yes. Recognition covers both standards and the African varieties; there is no country setting. Vocabulary differences (celular/telemóvel) are just words — use your own.
Can I mix Portuguese and English in one script?
Yes. Each word is matched in the language you say it, so English loanwords, brand names, and whole English sentences inside a Portuguese script keep tracking. For mostly-Portuguese scripts, the Portuguese site hints the recogniser toward Portuguese first.
Do accents, ç, and ã need to be correct for tracking?
No. Matching ignores diacritics, so "nao" and "não" behave the same. Keep them for your own reading comfort.
Is there a Portuguese-language version of the site?
Yes. The product, landing pages, blog, and free tools are fully localised in Brazilian Portuguese at sayscroll.com/pt. This page is the English-language guide for recording in Portuguese.
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