Make Clank feel like yours.
Furina can change much more than the color of a chat. A conversation can have its own background, atmosphere, typography, message style, music and visual identity.
You can keep things simple with a preset or use Full Atelier to tune individual pieces yourself.
A theme and background are usually enough to make a chat feel completely different. Everything else is optional.
The 1.3.2 Developer Preview adds message/composer skins, dialogue presentation, optional speaker nameplates, Atelier Markup and code-built Chat Frame / HUD skins. Open the Developer Preview guide →
Start with a look.
Themes provide a quick visual starting point. You can keep them as-is or modify them afterward.
All chats or just this one?
Furina can keep one global look across Clank or give individual conversations their own themes.
A horror roleplay can use a completely different setup from a cozy romance without changing your other conversations.
Five ways to build the scene.
Try the demo below. It uses the same background concepts available inside Furina.
The room settles into silence.
I look toward the window.
Rain begins tapping against the glass.
Minimal and predictable.
Blend multiple colors into the background.
Use a hosted image or GIF.
Use a video background.
Let Furina use the current character artwork.
Make the background move.
Live wallpapers use video instead of a static image while keeping Furina's background controls.
Treat it like a wallpaper, not a video player.
Furina places the live background behind the chat and lets the conversation remain fully usable.
- Background darkness
- Blur
- Brightness and contrast
- Saturation and hue
- Parallax
- Overlay and vignette
Short seamless videos usually work best. If the first and last frames match naturally, the loop will feel much less noticeable.
The wallpaper is only the beginning.
Message bubbles
Assistant and user messages can use different colors, opacity, radius, borders and shadows.
Typography
Change font families, size, headings, spacing and reading presentation.
Avatars
Adjust avatar size and apply optional visual treatments.
Chat width
Make the conversation narrower for reading or wider for a more cinematic layout.
Add as much — or as little — as you want.
Rain, snow, fog, embers, particles and other scene effects.
Direct audio, SoundCloud and YouTube can be attached to individual conversations.
Decorative images can be placed, resized, rotated, layered and saved.
Strip away interface clutter when you just want to read.
Use the effects that fit the conversation. Furina gives you the controls; it doesn't require you to turn all of them on.
Polish the experience around the experience.
Full Atelier also exposes a few settings that sit outside ordinary theme editing.
Enable or disable Furina's entrance presentation and preview its longer premiere or shorter returning-user animation from the settings area.
Choose Furina's interface language or use Automatic. This changes Furina labels; it does not translate chats, saved notes, presets or personal content.
Advanced users can add conversation-scoped CSS with optional live preview, then save, disable or reset it.
Advanced tools also contain diagnostics and reset controls for troubleshooting a local Furina setup.
Furina blocks some unsafe CSS constructs and gives you preview/reset controls, but custom rules can still make your local chat difficult to read. Keep a theme or Full Setup backup before experimenting heavily.
The visual side is only half of Furina.
Next we'll cover atmosphere, music, stickers, Reader Mode and Focus Mode before moving into Furina's roleplay systems.