Settings Reference

Every setting in SpeakerView, what it does, and its default value. Access Settings by tapping the gear icon on the home screen.

SettingWhat it doesDefault
Color ModeChoose System (follows your iPhone’s Light/Dark Mode setting automatically), Light, or Dark. Dark mode is popular for on-stage use, where a bright white screen can be distracting under stage lighting or in a dim room.System
Font SizeA slider from 14pt to 60pt, with a live preview showing exactly how your text will look. In Auto-Shrink overflow mode, this is treated as a maximum — text will shrink smaller (down to 14pt) if a card doesn’t fit at your chosen size.24pt
When Text OverflowsAuto-Shrink — shrinks a long card’s text so it all fits on one screen. Paginate — instead splits a long card into multiple pages, breaking at paragraph breaks (blank lines) in your original text; each page can still shrink a bit if needed. See Text Is Too Small or Cut Off.Auto-Shrink
Keep Screen AwakePrevents your iPhone from dimming or auto-locking the screen while a presentation is active. Automatically turns back off when you exit the presentation. See Screen Turns Off During a Presentation.On
Teleprompter ModeMirrors the entire screen horizontally, for use behind a half-mirror teleprompter reflector. See Teleprompter Mode Setup.Off
Enable TimerTurns the pacing timer on or off. When on, a time bar appears during presentations along with a Start Timer button. See Using the Pacing Timer.Off
Timer ModeDuration — counts down from a set number of minutes, starting when you tap Start Timer. Finish By — counts down to a specific clock time, automatically adjusting if you start late. Only shown when Enable Timer is on.Duration
Timer DurationThe number of minutes to count down from, in Duration mode. Adjustable from 1 to 180 minutes.10 minutes
Finish By TimeThe clock time (hour and minute) you need to finish by, in Finish By mode.12:00 AM (set this to your actual target time before presenting)

Where translation and import live

Translation and file import aren’t found in Settings — they’re separate buttons on the home screen:

How settings are saved

All settings are saved directly on your device and persist between app launches — there’s no account or sign-in involved, and nothing is synced to a server. See What Data Does SpeakerView Collect?.