Pick a reading width so your eyes stay still
On big screens a full-width script forces your eyes across the whole display. Narrow the column instead.
By the end you will have: Less eye movement per line, which reads as more presence on camera.
Steps
- 1
Open reading width
Choose narrow, standard or wide.
- 2
Start narrow on desktop
Fewer characters per line means barely any horizontal eye travel.
- 3
Match it to text size
Narrow plus large text is the most camera-friendly combination.
- 4
Test on the device you'll shoot on
Phone and laptop need different widths.
Tips
Narrow width pairs perfectly with eye contact mode.
If lines break awkwardly, go one width wider rather than shrinking the text.
Ready to try it?
Everything in this lesson works on every plan, including Free.
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