Keep this tab open while you stream: the link mirrors this stage, including mic and face tracking. Paste it into OBS → Sources → Browser (width 720, height 900).
Why skip the Discord voice channel
Your mic, not a call
Discord-based reactive images light up when Discord says you're speaking, so you have to log in and stay in a voice channel for the whole stream, even when you stream alone. If Discord drops, mutes or updates mid-stream, your avatar freezes.
Here the browser listens to your microphone directly. Nothing else needs to be running except this tab.
Switch in two minutes
- 1
Bring your images
Use the same pictures you gave your reactive image: idle (mouth closed) and speaking (mouth open). Drop them into Your own PNGTuber above. Blink pictures are optional.
- 2
Make your OBS link
Click Make OBS link. In OBS, open your existing Browser Source and replace its URL with the new link. The background is transparent, so no keying is needed.
- 3
Keep this tab open and talk
The link mirrors this page: talk and the image reacts in OBS. If your OBS was started with microphone access for browser sources, the link can even listen by itself.
Side by side
Based on each tool's public pages as of November 2026.
| pngtuber.org | FugiTech Reactive Images | |
|---|---|---|
| What makes it react | Your microphone, in the browser | Discord's speaking indicator |
| Account needed | None | Discord login |
| Needs a voice channel | No | Yes, joined while streaming |
| Into OBS | Transparent Browser Source link | Browser Source |
| Group / multi-person overlays | One avatar per link | Yes, that's its strength |
| Webcam head tracking | Yes | No |
Streaming with friends in one Discord call and want everyone's avatar? FugiTech is built for that. Streaming solo? You don't need the call.
Questions
Can I use reactive images without Discord?
Yes. pngtuber.org listens to your microphone in the browser, so you do not need to log in to Discord or join a voice channel. Put the transparent link in an OBS Browser Source.
Do my FugiTech images work here?
Yes. Use the same idle (mouth closed) and speaking (mouth open) pictures. Add blink pictures if you want blinking.
Why does the OBS link need this tab open?
OBS browser sources usually cannot use your microphone, so the open pngtuber.org tab listens and sends the mouth movement to the link. If you launch OBS with microphone access for browser sources, the link can listen by itself.
Can several people share one overlay like FugiTech?
Not yet: each link shows one avatar. For group streams in one Discord call, FugiTech Reactive Images is built for that.