AI Manga Translator

Translating a manga page is not just OCR plus a translation call. The text sits inside speech bubbles of fixed shape, often vertically set, and a translation that ignores the layout produces overflowing English pasted over artwork. AI Manga Translator's whole pitch is the layout-aware step: it detects bubbles, extracts the Japanese, translates it, then refills each bubble so the result reads like a page rather than a subtitle track laid over a picture. Input handling is pragmatic — JPG, PNG, WEBP and PDF are all accepted, so a scanned chapter or a batch of page images both work without conversion. The pricing detail worth calling out is that failed jobs refund credits. Page-level AI processing fails often enough — unusual fonts, dense sound effects, low-resolution scans — that a tool silently charging for a broken output is a real annoyance, and refunding is the right default. Ten free credits let you test on your own pages before paying, which is the only meaningful evaluation for a tool this dependent on source quality. Honest caveats: sound effects drawn into the artwork are usually beyond automatic handling, translation quality on idiom and slang lags a human scanlator by a wide margin, and rights matter — this is best used on material you own or have permission to translate. For personal reading, study, and rough passes ahead of human editing, it does the awkward part competently.