VN Talker turns dialogue scenes into a visual novel: two characters on stage, one on each side, with a wide dialogue box at the bottom. The active speaker stands lit in front while the other dims behind — and they swap as the conversation flows.
Lines can be typed, or simply spoken: the GM's (and optionally the players') speech is transcribed live into the dialogue box using the browser's speech engine. Click a portrait to hand the line to that character; right-click removes it from the stage. Players can join in — their own character enters the stage when they speak or type.
Each character keeps its own box style (custom portrait, colors, border, font size), saved between scenes. Players who reload or join late see the scene exactly as it stands. Includes a macro API for automations and pt-BR/en localization.
Note: live speech recognition requires a secure context (https or localhost) and a Chromium-based browser. Typing works everywhere.