VRtoToonWhat VRtoToon is
VRtoToon is a Hollywood-themed cartoon studio that runs in the browser. Put on a VR headset (Meta Quest and other WebXR headsets) and your head, hands and voice drive a 3D toon character; the voice moves the mouth and a teleprompter floats in front of you.
It is built for one person playing every role: record one character, then play the next while the first plays back around you. Each line is its own clip, so retaking a line moves everything after it. On the computer you direct the scene: drag characters to make them walk, add feelings and gestures, let the auto-director cut the cameras, pick a film look, then share a screening link or export a video, subtitles or a Blender kit.
Who it's for: Animators, storytellers, YouTubers and VR owners who want to make cartoons on their own (accounts 16+)
What you can do
- 25 toon characters in 13 species, plus your own variants in the wardrobe
- VR, passthrough and a no-headset desk puppet; voice-driven lip sync
- A teleprompter that moves on when you stop talking, and the director's monitor in the headset
- Script-driven timeline: retakes ripple, everyone stays in sync
- Blocking by dragging, 12 emotions, 15 gestures, an auto-director with 12 shot types
- 10 Hollywood sets, 8 film looks, music and sound effects made in code
- Pair a headset with a 4-letter code; the computer calls takes and sends notes
- Export video (up to 1080p, vertical too), subtitles and a Blender kit (glTF + dialogue + import script)
Questions
Which headsets work?
Any headset with a WebXR browser, such as Meta Quest 2, 3, 3S and Pro in the Meta Quest Browser. Nothing to install.
Can I make films without a headset?
Yes. Perform with the mouse as a desk puppet, or record lines one by one in the voice booth; the microphone still moves the mouth.
How does one person play several characters?
Record one role at a time. Everyone already recorded plays back around you, and the others read their lines on your teleprompter.
Can I finish my film in Blender?
Yes. The Blender kit has the scene as glTF with animated characters, the camera cuts, the dialogue as WAV and a script that sets it all up.