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MangaTranslate's Korean page describes detecting dialogue in an image and returning a translated page. The visible form has source and target language selectors, model choices and font controls. No image was uploaded or translation started during this first look.

The uploader takes JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and PDF files, or a ZIP or TAR archive of pages, up to 15 MB per page. The FAQ puts the number of target languages at more than 100. There are three recognition models: Manga at 1 credit a page, which needs the right source language, Ultra at 2 credits, and EagleEye at 1 credit, both of which detect the source language themselves. The translator setting can be Auto, GPT, DeepSeek or Grok. Translation starts as soon as pages are in unless you switch Auto translate off, and for batches of more than 20 images you can ask for an email when the job finishes.

Before relying on a result, check character names, recurring terms and text that extends beyond speech bubbles. It also describes a Studio editor for wording, text-box placement and typography. Those controls matter when a literal translation does not fit the original space. Editor behavior and translation accuracy are Not reviewed. The FAQ is candid that complex backgrounds and text layouts may need manual adjustment, and editing a page in Studio doesn't overwrite the original task's output.

The public page describes batches of images and links to API examples for larger workflows. Model options display different credit costs. Account requirements, credit accounting, processing privacy and export quality are Not reviewed. Any later trial should use artwork the tester is permitted to upload.

Without signing in, you get 5 free credits a day, shared by everyone on the same public IP address. Registered users can claim 5 credits a day by checking in. One-time packs cost $4.99 for 1,100 credits, $19.90 for 4,600 and $99.90 for 28,700. Subscriptions are $12.90 a month for 3,200 credits or $129.90 a year for 41,700, and you cancel from the Dashboard's Manage Subscription link. The refund policy rules out refunds for personal reasons and offers prorated refunds only after more than 48 hours of verified downtime.

Ficory LLC operates MangaTranslate, and its About page describes the tool as a lighter option for readers, creators and small teams. The terms say you keep the rights to what you upload, but you have to hold sufficient rights to it, and the acceptable-use policy bans processing content without them. There's also a DMCA takedown process. The privacy policy, last updated October 21, 2025, lists AWS S3 and CloudFront for storage and pageview.app and Clarity for analytics after consent, says data may be stored outside your country and kept as long as it's needed, and says your content isn't used for model training by default. It doesn't name the companies behind the GPT, DeepSeek and Grok translators or give a retention period for uploaded pages.