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Manga Translator

Upload a manga page and get an English version with speech bubbles, sound effects and panel layout preserved. Defaults to Japanese → English; 55 languages supported.

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What is this

A manga translator rewrites the text inside manga pages, panels and webtoon strips into English while keeping the art untouched. Upload a page — a scan, a digital release screenshot or even photos of a physical volume — and the model finds every speech bubble, caption box and sound-effect burst, translates the Japanese text, and re-renders it in place: bubbles stay bubbles, SFX stay explosive, panel borders stay intact. It defaults to Japanese → English (the classic raw-manga use case) but accepts any of 55 source languages, including Korean manhwa and Chinese manhua. For scanlation readers, webtoon fans and raw-chapter hunters, it is the fastest way from 'I cannot read this' to 'what happens next'.

  • 1Read raw chapters the day they drop — no waiting for official translations or scanlation teams.
  • 2Panel-preserving: speech bubbles are rewritten inside their own shapes, so page flow and reading order stay natural.
  • 3Sound effects get translated too — the 'GOGOGO' and 'DOOOON' are part of the story, and the model treats them as such.
  • 4Not just Japanese: Korean manhwa and Chinese manhua translate the same way; any of 55 languages works as source.
  • 5Free daily quota: register free and translate pages every day at no cost, watermark-free.
  • 6Clean output: results download as full images — save them to your library or share with your reading group.

Good to know

  • Manga text mixes three register types — dialogue bubbles, narrative captions and onomatopoeic SFX — each handled with its own translation strategy.
  • Vertical Japanese text (tategaki), the standard in manga, is detected natively; no need to pre-process the page.
  • Korean manhwa and Chinese manhua use the same pipeline — switch the source language or leave it on auto.
How it works

Three steps to a translated image

1

Upload the page

Upload a scan, digital screenshot or photo of the physical page. One page (or one webtoon slice) per translation gives the cleanest bubbles.

2

Japanese → English is pre-set

The page defaults to ja → en for manga raws; switch source/target if you are reading manhwa or manhua.

3

Read & save

Get the translated page with bubbles and SFX in place — download it and continue with the next page.

Features

Built for real-world images

Layout-Preserving Translation

Text is rewritten in place — fonts, colors, positions and the original background are kept. The output looks like it was never translated.

55 Languages, Any Pair

Powered by Alibaba's qwen-mt-image-2.0 model — all 55 supported languages work as source or target, with auto-detect when you are unsure.

Free to Try, Instant Results

Create a free account and translate images every day at no cost. No watermark on your results.

Natural Sounding Output

A translation-specific multimodal model — not generic OCR plus a dictionary — so idioms, labels and UI strings come out readable.

Works on Any Device

Runs in your browser. Upload from Windows, macOS, iPhone or Android — nothing to install.

Privacy-Conscious

Uploads are processed to produce your translation and are not used for other purposes. Translate receipts, letters and documents with confidence.

Use cases

What people translate

Raw Manga Chapters

Translate fresh Japanese raws hours after release instead of waiting days for a translated version.

Korean Manhwa

Webtoon strips translate cleanly — vertical scroll layout and per-episode bubbles are preserved.

Chinese Manhua

Read Chinese-language manhua in English, including full-color releases and donghua source material.

Out-of-Print Volumes

Photograph pages of physical volumes that never got an official English release and read them at last.

Dōjinshi & Fan Works

Translate fan-made works for personal reading — support the creators by buying the originals first.

Learning Japanese

Translate a panel side-by-side with the original to check your own reading comprehension of tricky lines.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions