Manga Translator: Translate Manga Online

Manga Translator is a web app for reading comics that have not been translated yet. You upload the pages you already have, choose a language, and get back finished pages: the original text is gone, the artwork behind it is rebuilt, and the translation is lettered into each speech bubble.Most image translators are built for signs, menus and documents. They read a photo line by line and lay a box of translated text over the top. Comic pages break that approach. Japanese manga is written vertically and read right to left, speech bubbles come in odd shapes, sound effects are drawn by hand, and a character's name has to stay the same from the first panel to the last. Manga Translator is built around those problems.How it works: each page goes through comic OCR that handles vertical text, furigana, handwritten sound effects and low-resolution scans. The whole page is then translated in one context, so dialogue flows from bubble to bubble and names stay consistent. The source text is removed with inpainting rather than covered with a white box, and the translation is set in a comic font, with the size and line breaks chosen to fit each bubble.What you can translate: Japanese manga, Korean manhwa and webtoons in full color, Chinese manhua with narration boxes and text written over the art, and doujinshi or raw scans. The tool reads Japanese, Korean and Chinese and writes English plus more than 50 other languages.Workflow: drop in a single page or a whole chapter (JPG, PNG or WEBP), read the lettered pages in the browser, and download them one by one or as a ZIP. Nothing needs to be installed.Pricing: you can start without creating an account, with a set of free pages every week. Readers who go through whole series can buy one-time credit packs starting at $5. There is no subscription and credits never expire.Privacy: uploaded pages are not stored and are never used to train models. A Korean edition of the site is available as well.