Translate manga online from images while preserving speech bubbles, artwork, and page layout
AI agent for content creators
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan: 20 free translations. Lite: $4/month (billed annually) with 500 credits. Standard: $7/month (billed annually) with 3,000 credits. Pro: $14/month (billed annually) with 12,000 credits. Save up to 30% with annual billing.
Free: 20 credits per day, no card required. Lite: $9/month with 1,000 credits per month. Starter: $19/month with 2,000 credits per month. Pro: $49/month with 6,000 credits per month. All prices in USD.
Key features
Batch processing: translate multiple pages together in one queue
Accurate text recognition in manga panels and speech bubbles
Fast translation of manga dialogue
Text color recognition carries original colors into translation
Adaptive text sizing adjusts font and line breaks for translated dialogue
Automatic text removal with background repair
Support for JPG, PNG, and WEBP image formats
Translation to multiple languages including English, Chinese, Korean, and more
Manga Editor included with paid plans
Advanced translation model and custom fonts on paid plans
Video editing by natural language description
Automatic subtitle generation in multiple languages
Thumbnail creation from footage or text description
Audio transcription with word-level timing
Text-to-speech voiceover generation
Motion graphics and animated sequences
Document analysis and PDF processing
Live progress visibility
Video generation from text descriptions
Multi-platform access via web, iOS, and Android
What makes it different
Translate directly from images without copying text to another tool
Automatic text removal saves time compared to manual erasing
Process multiple pages in one batch instead of uploading one by one
Free tier available with 20 free translations and no signup required
Natural conversation interface instead of complex editing timelines
No watermarks on exported files
Privacy-first processing with no model training on user content