AI Manga Image Translator

Upload one image and choose a target language. The AI Manga Image Translator reads the illustrated page and creates a new image with translated text placed inside it. Compare the result with the original before downloading. The output is an image, not an editable text or lettering file.

Japanese and Korean are supported as source languages. The examples include Japanese-to-English, Korean-to-English, and English-to-Chinese translations. Vertical text, tiny lettering, unusual fonts, and long webtoon strips still need careful review.

The target language menu offers English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French, German, and Portuguese. You can select the source language or let the model detect it. Review names, honorifics, jokes, and culturally specific phrases because automatic translations can miss nuance.

The model is instructed to retain the composition and artwork, but small details, textures, icons, and line breaks can change. It does not guarantee pixel-perfect preservation. The sample comparisons show some of these changes. If an exact drawing is essential, keep the source and use the translation as a reference for manual lettering.

Yes. Keep original sound effects is enabled by default. It asks the model to preserve decorative motion lettering and sleep symbols while translating dialogue and narration. Stylized lettering is difficult to separate from artwork, so inspect both the translated text and any sound effects you wanted to retain.

You can view, compare, and download the provided examples without signing in. You can translate with guest trial credits after human verification, without signing in first. Sign in when your trial credits run out or to download your generated translation. The generator displays the credit cost before you submit the page.

This page accepts one JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 10 MB per translation. PDF import, ZIP uploads, and chapter-wide batch translation are not available in this workflow. Export pages as individual images, or split long strips into readable sections, and review each result separately.

Try a clearer source image and crop away unrelated margins or app controls. For dense pages, work with fewer panels in one image so the lettering remains readable. Check line breaks, names, and meaning at full size. Keep the original image and verify the result before using it.

Download the translated image at your selected resolution and in your selected format. PNG is available after signing in; JPG, WebP, and SVG require a paid plan. Text remains part of the artwork, without editable speech-bubble layers.

The task may still be processing. Check My Work for a completed result before submitting the same page again. Keep your original image, then compare and download the translation when it is available.