Get better at speaking.
Make better videos.
Two products from Yapper. Train for speaking practice, Studio for making video.
Practice speaking before it counts.
Pick an exercise, speak against a timer, and get feedback on how it went. Practice is free and needs no account.
One place for the whole video.
Save an idea, script it, record with a teleprompter, edit by transcript and publish. Try it free for 7 days.
Speaking practice for the moment you need it
Each exercise is a prompt and a timer. They are free, they run in your browser, and you can start one without an account.
Random topic generator
Pull a topic you did not choose and talk about it for a minute. The fastest way to practice thinking out loud.
Interview answer practice
Common questions on a timer, so the first time you say your answer is not in the interview.
Read aloud
Work on pace, pauses and emphasis with a passage.
Explain after reading
Read it, hide it, say it in your own words.
Freestyle speaking
No prompt. Talk through what is on your mind.
Difficult conversations
Say the hard thing out loud first.
Everyday conversations
Small talk and short stories that sound like you.
On-camera delivery
Hooks and pitches for when the red light is on.
12-minute warm-up
A guided routine for before a meeting or a recording. Four drills, one after the other, with the timer running for you.
- Clear the freeze label90 sec
- Read with a changing pace4 min 30 sec
- Smooth pitch gliding3 min
- The 3-step summary3 min
See where you hesitated, not just a score
Record an attempt and Yapper Train maps it out: where you spoke, where you paused in the middle of a sentence, and every filler word. Then it corrects your own sentences and gives you one thing to change on the next try.
Pace
0words a minute
A comfortable conversational pace.
Filler words
0a minute
Enough that listeners start to hear them. Swap each for a silent beat.
A talking video, from the idea to the post
Yapper Studio keeps the idea, the script, the take and the post in one place, so nothing is retyped or re-uploaded between tools. Try it free for 7 days.
Step 1 of 5
Capture the idea
Say it, type it, or drop a link. Studio keeps the original and files it where you will find it.
Idea captureStep 2 of 5
Write the script
Chirpy turns the idea into a hook and a script you can actually say out loud.
AI script writerStep 3 of 5
Record with a teleprompter
The script scrolls at your pace while you look at the lens.
Teleprompter recorderStep 4 of 5
Edit by transcript
Delete words to cut the video. One click removes the retakes and the dead air.
Transcript video editorStep 5 of 5
Caption and publish
Timed captions, a thumbnail, and a post prepared for each platform.
Social publishing
Guides for getting better at speaking
Practical routines you can do alone, with topics and drills to use straight away.
- Practice Prompts
1-Minute Speech Topics: 75 Prompts for Fast Speaking Practice
Use these 1-minute and 2-minute speech topics to practice thinking faster, structuring answers, and speaking without overpreparing.
9 min read - Practice Tips
Impromptu Speaking Practice: A 20-Minute Routine That Works
Use this impromptu speaking practice routine to think faster, answer unexpected questions, and stop freezing when you are put on the spot.
14 min read - Practice Tips
How to Practice Public Speaking Alone (And Actually Improve)
You don't need an audience to get better at speaking. Here's a solo practice framework that builds real confidence.
2 min read - Speaking Skills
How to Stop Saying 'Um' and 'Like' When You Speak
Filler words aren't a character flaw — they're a habit. Here's how to break it without sounding robotic.
2 min read - Practice Tips
Public Speaking Practice Exercises: 7 Drills You Can Do Alone
Use these public speaking practice exercises to train real reps at home: timed prompts, camera review, filler-word pauses, pacing, and clean endings.
12 min read - Speaking Skills
What to Do When Your Mind Goes Blank Mid-Speech
That freeze when you're put on the spot isn't a talent gap. It's a training gap. Here's how to fix it.
6 min read - Speaking Skills
How to Start a Speech: 7 Opening Lines That Actually Work
The best way to start a speech is not with a perfect quote. Use a simple first sentence that gives your brain a job and your audience a reason to listen.
15 min read All speaking guides
Before you start
Is the random topic generator free?
Yes. The generator, the timer and every other exercise are free and work without an account. You only sign in if you want AI feedback on a recording.
What does the AI feedback tell me?
Your pace, where you paused, which filler words you used and how often, corrections to your own sentences, a cleaner version of your answer, and one thing to work on next. You can see a sample report. Your first one is free.
Do I need to record myself?
No. You can practice with just the prompt and the timer. A recording lets you listen back, and it is what feedback is based on.
Can I use Yapper Studio now?
Yes. Studio is open to everyone, with a 7-day free trial.See Studio plans.