Floating images and teleprompter text over any app for recording or multitasking
FloatPicTxt lets you place floating images and teleprompter text above other apps. It is designed for video recording, presentations, live streaming, online teaching, tutorials, design reference, reading notes, and multitasking.
Image Overlay
- Keep an image floating above other apps
- Drag to move, pinch to zoom, and enable rotation when needed
- Adjust opacity from transparent to 100% solid
- Use 100% image opacity while editing or showing the floating image
- Lock with touch-through when you want to control the app underneath
- In touch-through lock mode, Android touch-safety rules may limit the visible opacity to up to 79%
- Use manual angle control for precise placement
- Restore the last image overlay with its previous position, size, rotation, and opacity
- Use notification controls to stop, unlock, or return to the floating image
Teleprompter Overlay
- Type or paste your script and show it as a floating teleprompter
- Use scrolling mode or paging mode
- Auto-scroll with countdown, or control the script manually
- Pause, resume, restart, and adjust reading speed
- Adjust font size, line spacing, opacity, and text color
- Resize, reposition, and rotate the teleprompter for portrait or landscape setups
- Restore the last teleprompter text with its previous window size, position, rotation, color, opacity, and reading settings
- Optional looping for repeated practice
Trial and Purchase
- 3-day free trial with full features, starting on first launch
- After the trial, a one-time purchase is required to keep using the app
- The final price is shown in Google Play
- No subscription
Privacy
- The developer does not collect or share personal data
- Your images and scripts are processed locally on your device
- Your images and scripts are not uploaded to any developer server
- Purchases are processed by Google Play
Permissions
- Display over other apps: required to show floating image and teleprompter overlays. This permission is not used to read or modify content from other apps.
- Notifications: required for the persistent control notification, including overlay controls such as stop, lock, unlock, or return. On Android 13 or newer, you may be asked to grant notification permission.
- Ignore battery optimization: optional, but may help Android keep floating overlays available more reliably in the background.
- The app includes a settings page where you can review overlay, notification, and battery optimization permissions.
Notes
- Some apps or screens may block overlays for security, such as banking apps or system permission screens. This is Android system behavior.
- The overlay is controlled by you and can be closed at any time.