Translation with context
The translation remembers the chapter’s earlier bubbles, so names, nicknames and each character’s voice stay consistent.
Online manga translator Read every chapter in your language.
Paste a link to a manga, manhwa or webtoon chapter. We find the speech bubbles, translate them with the chapter’s context and replace the text on the page – live, while you read.
- Nothing to install
- Starter points
- 32+ languages
How it works
From a link to a translated chapter in seconds.
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Paste a link
Copy the chapter address from the site you read on. No link? Upload the images from your device.
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Pick a language
English, Spanish, Polish and 30+ others. We detect the original language ourselves.
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We translate the bubbles
Every page gets scanned: we find the speech bubbles and translate them, remembering what was said earlier in the chapter.
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Read live
The translation appears before you scroll to the page. Tap a bubble to peek at the original or fix the text.
Features
Made for people who don’t want to wait for a translation.
Everything happens in your browser – on your phone and on your computer.
Live, as you scroll
Pages are translated in the background just before you reach them, and the reader bar shows which one is being translated. Long webtoon strips – piece by piece.
Tap to see the original, fix the text
A tapped bubble shows the translation in large type next to the original. Something sounds off? Fix the text – the correction stays in your account.
Works with many sites
We pull the images from most online readers. If a site fights back, just upload the files.
Your translations
Translated chapters stay in your account – just for you, on every device. Coming back to them costs nothing.
Starter points
Sign up and confirm your email to get starter points – once per email address. A webtoon page costs 10 pts; a manga page costs 15 pts.
Languages
From Korean, Japanese, Chinese and English – into yours.
We detect the original language automatically. Choose the language you want to read in:
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Is it free?
To start with – yes. Sign up and confirm your email to get starter points: a webtoon page costs 10 pts and a manga page costs 15 pts. Starter points are given once per email address. A page you already have in your account costs nothing when you read it again.
How do I translate a manga chapter online?
Copy the chapter link from the site you read on, paste it on the home page and pick your language. We translate the speech bubbles page by page and show them on the original art – manga, manhwa, manhua and webtoons alike.
Do I need to install anything?
No. MangaVerba works in the browser on your phone and computer – no app, no extension. All you need is a chapter link or the images on your device.
Which sites does it work with?
Links work with most sites that show a chapter as plain images (e.g. Webtoons and WordPress-based readers), and with MangaDex. Sites protected by Cloudflare or loading images with scripts can be opened with the “Translate in MangaVerba” bookmark – you’ll find instructions in the reader. As a last resort, save the chapter images and upload them yourself.
Which languages does it translate from?
From Korean (manhwa), Japanese (manga), Chinese (manhua), English and most others. You don’t have to choose anything – we detect the original language automatically.
Why do I read in your reader and not on the original site?
Browsers don’t let one website change the content of another. That’s why we fetch the chapter images and show them here with the translation on top. You’ll always find a link to the original site below the chapter.
Do you store the images?
We don’t store them in our database. Images are passed on for translation and may stay in the network cache for a short time (up to a day) so they load faster. Only the translated text stays in your account – only you can see it, and coming back to a chapter is instant.
How accurate is the translation?
The translation is generated automatically (AI) and takes the whole chapter’s context into account, so it usually reads naturally. The hardest parts are sound effects drawn into the panels, heavily stylized lettering and blurry scans. If something sounds off, tap the bubble and fix the text – the correction stays in your account.