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Core Features

Keyboard Shortcuts

Promptr has two kinds of shortcuts: global hotkeys that fire no matter which app is in front, and controls that work when the teleprompter window itself is focused.

Global hotkeys

These work system-wide — you can trigger them while you’re focused in Chrome mid-demo.

  • ⌘⇧L — Toggle Learning Mode
  • ⌘⇧P — Show / hide the teleprompter

Why ⌘⇧P and not ⌘⇧T

Show/hide uses ⌘⇧P on purpose — ⌘⇧T is Chrome’s “Reopen Closed Tab,” and a global hotkey would override it. ⌘⇧P stays out of Chrome’s way.

When the teleprompter is focused

Click the overlay first, then:

  • Space — Pause / resume scrolling
  • ↑ / ↓ — Adjust scroll speed
  • Esc — Dismiss the current content

In the menu

The menu bar also exposes Faster / Slower, Pause / Resume, and Dismiss for the same actions when you’d rather click than use the keyboard.