AI Manga Translator
Translates manga pages and typesets the result back into the panels
About AI Manga Translator
AI Manga Translator handles a translation problem that is really a layout problem. Manga dialogue lives inside irregular speech bubbles, often vertically set, frequently overlapping artwork. Extracting the text is the easy part. Putting the translation back so the page still reads as a page is where general translation tools give up and hand you a text file.
This takes pages or full chapters, detects the text in each bubble, translates it, and typesets the result back into the panel. You choose the target language and the translation model, so output quality is a setting rather than a fixed property of the tool. There is a browser extension alongside the web studio, and the vendor advertises free translation, with paid tiers covering higher volumes.
Upload individual pages or a whole chapter in one go. The tool identifies text regions inside bubbles, runs the translation with whichever model you selected, and renders the translated text back into place, sized to fit the bubble. A translation studio view lets you correct anything the model got wrong before exporting, which matters because manga dialogue is full of context that machine translation reliably misses. The extension applies the same pipeline to pages you are reading in the browser.
- •In-panel typesetting - Translated dialogue goes back into the bubbles rather than into a separate document.
- •Chapter-level uploads - Whole chapters process in one pass instead of page by page.
- •Model selection - Choose which translation model runs, so you can trade cost against quality.
- •Translation studio - Review and correct output before export, which any serious use will need.
- •Browser extension - Applies translation to pages in situ while reading.
Aimed at readers working through material that has no official translation in their language, and at small scanlation and localisation groups who want the mechanical parts of the job automated so the human effort goes into the dialogue that actually needs judgement. It is also useful to anyone studying Japanese who wants a reference translation beside the original rather than instead of it.
Worth saying plainly: machine translation of manga gets tone, honorifics and slang wrong more often than it gets them right, and the studio exists because of that. Treat the output as a first pass. On rights, translating material you do not own sits in the same grey area scanlation always has, and that judgement is yours rather than the tool vendor's.
Pricing
$0 - $49.90/mo
The site advertises free manga translation and the paid tiers listed at aimangatranslate.com/price are $6.90, $19.90 and $49.90. The free allowance is described on the product page rather than as a priced tier, so treat the free level as advertised by the vendor rather than as a documented plan.
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-22
