FlowPrompter + Loom
Script your Looms. Keep the prompt out of the recording.
A Loom puts your face in a small camera bubble while you walk through your screen — which makes wandering eyes painfully obvious. If you read notes from a second monitor, viewers see you looking away from both the bubble and the thing you're demonstrating. FlowPrompter fixes the geometry: the script floats wherever you need it, and with Window Privacy turned on, Loom's screen capture never records the prompt window. Your viewer sees a clean walkthrough; you see every word.
How to Set Up
Write the walkthrough script in FlowPrompter — one short paragraph per screen you plan to show
Turn on Window Privacy in FlowPrompter's settings so screen recorders can't capture the prompt window
Start a Loom in screen + camera mode and pick the display you'll present
Drag the prompt next to your Loom camera bubble, so your gaze stays near your own face in the final video
Hit record in Loom, start the scroll, and narrate the walkthrough in one take
Pro Tips
- 💡Loom pins your camera bubble in a corner — parking the prompt directly above it makes your eye line look natural instead of darting across the screen
- 💡Demoing an app that sits behind the prompt? Enable Click-through so your clicks land on the app without moving the prompt first
- 💡Intelligent Pause halts the scroll when you stop talking — useful while a page loads or you improvise a side note
- 💡Tighten the script in FlowPrompter's editor before recording; cutting words is faster than trimming video afterwards
Best Use Cases for FlowPrompter + Loom
- →Async product walkthroughs and feature announcements
- →Sales prospecting videos that follow a proven script
- →Bug reports and code reviews narrated clearly on the first take
- →Onboarding videos new teammates will re-watch for months
Download Desktop for invisible screen sharing. Use Online when you only need a quick draft.