FNF Web Engine
A flexible web-based engine for playing Friday Night Funkin' content with a focus on portability, customization, and easy access.
FNF Web Engine is a browser-based Friday Night Funkin' engine and toolkit designed to make creating, organizing, and playing custom content easier.
Load your content, configure your experience, and play your songs directly from the browser. No traditional game installation required.
A flexible web-based engine for playing Friday Night Funkin' content with a focus on portability, customization, and easy access.
Prepare and manage the content that powers your engine. Build songpacks, organize assets, and get your music ready to play.
The goal is to make the entire process of going from "I have a song and some assets" to "I'm playing it" as simple as possible.
Bring your own music and chart content into a browser-based FNF experience.
Tune your playback experience with audio-focused controls designed for experimenting with songs.
Organize the assets needed for a song into portable songpacks that can be used with the engine.
Designed around the idea of working with custom content instead of locking everything into one game.
Access your tools and engine from a website without needing a traditional desktop installation.
Create and prepare content with companion tools built specifically for the Web Engine workflow.
A simple workflow for getting your content into the engine.
Gather your music, charts, assets, and other files needed for your song.
Use the Songpack Tools to organize and prepare your content for the engine.
Load your content into FNF Web Engine and start playing your song directly in the browser.
This is the place to suggest new features, share ideas, report issues, or talk about FNF Web Engine.
Have an idea for a feature that would make the engine better? Found something that isn't working correctly? Let people know!
Share features, improvements, and cool ideas you'd like to see added.
Let others know about bugs and problems you've found while using the engine or tools.
Talk about the project, ask questions, and share feedback.
Jump into the engine, prepare some content, or check out the source code and see how FNF Web Engine works.