Translate manga, manhwa and webtoons into your language on the web or with a browser extension
AI video generator that turns URLs and prompts into animated videos without code
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Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: 30 free credits (no card needed). Supporter: $2.99/month with 750 credits/month. Pro: $4.99/month with 2,000 credits/month. Ultimate: $9.99/month with 5,000 credits/month. Credit packs: 1,000 credits for $4.99 one time, 2,500 credits for $7.99 one time, 6,000 credits for $14.99 one time. One c
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Key features
Web app and browser extension for Chrome, Edge and Chromium browsers
RuneLingua AI translator built for manga dialogue
Support for Japanese, Korean, Chinese into 89 languages
Automatic page translation as you scroll with browser extension
One-click switching per site with extension
Bulk upload of chapters (50-500 pages depending on plan)
Handles vertical Japanese text
Works on colored manhwa
No card required for free account
URL to video: paste a product link and the generator pulls name, logo and colour
Prompt to video: describe the video in text
Hand-drawn Sketch style: storybook scenes and line-art animation
Motion graphics style: bold kinetic type and dynamic layouts
Multiple aspect ratios: 16:9, 1:1, 9:16
Music and sound effects: automatic soundtrack and audio cues
18 language support: video text in 18 languages
What makes it different
Automatic background redrawing after lettering removal for clean readable pages
In-place translation on reading sites with browser extension, no page navigation needed
Pages never used for model training, automatically deleted after one hour
Every frame written as code, not a video model: ensures sharp text and exact colours
No Claude subscription required: service runs Opus 5.5 for you at a fixed credit cost
URL extraction: automatically pulls product details from a webpage
Quick generation: usually 1 to 5 minutes per video
Credit refund on failure: automatic credit return if video generation fails