When should I use mirror mode?
Use mirror mode when reflective teleprompter glass reverses the text. Leave it off for direct screen reading.
Mirror mode
Mirror teleprompter intent usually means the reader is using glass, a mounted screen, or a studio rig. CueKit treats mirror mode as a reading setting inside the real teleprompter tools.
Last updated: 2026-06-22
Step 1
Place the screen in the reflective rig and confirm whether text appears reversed.
Step 2
Turn on mirror mode in the teleprompter controls only if the rig needs it.
Step 3
Raise text size until the reflected lines are readable from speaking distance.
Step 4
Test WPM with one paragraph and adjust before full screen.
Step 5
Record a short take to check eye line before the final read.
Where to use it in CueKit: open the free online teleprompter for a ready script, turn on Mirror, then adjust speed and text size. Open the AI teleprompter when the script needs rewriting or camera recording before the mirrored read.
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Use mirror mode when reflective teleprompter glass reverses the text. Leave it off for direct screen reading.
No. Mirror mode is a control inside the real CueKit teleprompter tools.