Translate Manga Image

Translate manga image panels into 20 different languages. When the tool processes the dialogue bubbles, it identifies brand names, logos, numbers, and prices, leaving them exactly as they appear in the original artwork. This ensures specific references, logos, or monetary amounts stay accurate in the final translated panel without requiring any manual masking.

Upload your comic scans in JPG, PNG, or WebP format, with a file size of up to 10 MB. After the translation finishes, the downloaded file retains the exact same pixel size as your original upload. The artwork does not shrink or lose its dimensions during the text replacement process.

The tool uses the gpt-image-2 image model to read and replace the text. In tests, a single edit takes between 30 and 80 seconds to complete. You upload the panel, select the translate mode, and the system processes up to five pieces of text or dialogue bubbles in that timeframe.

Your first edit is free. After that, each edit costs 125 credits, which equals $0.50. You can make a one-time purchase of $5 through FloatPass to add 1,250 credits to your account. This provides enough credits for ten edits, and there is no recurring subscription required to translate manga images.

If a translation does not work correctly, you do not lose your money. Credits for an edit that is confirmed failed are returned to your account balance. If your free first edit fails, the system allows you to try it again. This ensures you only pay for successful manga panel translations.

Your uploaded comic panels and artwork are never used to train AI models. If you want to clear your files from the system, you can request deletion, and your images are deleted within 30 days. You maintain complete control over the manga scans you upload to [translate text in image](/translate-text-in-image) files.

A fan translator working on a newly released chapter needs to translate manga image panels quickly. They upload the raw Japanese scan, select English, and the tool replaces the dialogue while keeping the original panel borders and artwork intact. They then post the translated page to their reading group.

A language student uses comic books to practice reading. They translate manga image files from French to English to check their comprehension. The tool replaces up to five text bubbles per edit, allowing the student to verify the dialogue meaning without looking away from the visual context of the scene.

A comic collector buys a rare physical edition in another language, scans the pages, and wants to read them. They upload the JPG scans to translate manga image text into their native language. The downloaded file keeps the exact pixel dimensions, making it easy to read on a tablet.

A blogger writing a review of a foreign comic needs an English example for their readers. They upload a 10 MB WebP file of a specific scene. The tool translates the text in the image while leaving the publisher's logo and the character's printed price unchanged for the article.