MangaFusion

MangaFusion translates manga, comic, manhwa and manhua images online with OCR, bubble detection and automatic text replacement. It offers Lite and Pro models, 1K to 4K output, batch uploads, and credit packs that never expire.

MangaFusion is a browser-based translator for manga, comics, manhwa and manhua images. Pages are uploaded, the source language is detected automatically, and the tool returns finished pages with the original speech bubbles and sound effects replaced by translated text. Target languages include English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Spanish, among others. The service is aimed at readers who want to follow a series that has no official translation, as well as fans who share or archive pages with friends. In practice the workflow has three stages. Files go in through drag and drop or a file picker, and batches of up to 50 images are accepted, with ZIP, CBZ and PDF archives supported. The user then picks a target language and an output resolution of 1K, 2K or 4K, which also lets old or low-quality scans be enhanced. Detection of bubbles, sound effects and ambient text happens next, followed by translation and text replacement that tries to keep the original font style and layout. Results can be downloaded straight away, and an email notification option is available after login. Two models are offered. The Lite model is the faster and cheaper option: it reads bubble text only, needs the source language set manually, and uses basic text replacement at 1 credit per translation, with a stated processing time under 10 seconds. The Pro model costs 10 credits per translation and runs slower (under 100 seconds), but it reads text placed elsewhere in the image, detects the source language, preserves style more faithfully, upscales pages and also handles general image translation. Credits are sold as one-time packs that do not expire, and new accounts can claim a small number of free credits. Among alternatives, MangaFusion sits between generic OCR plus machine translation pipelines, which leave the typesetting to the user, and manual scanlation workflows. Its strength is turning raw pages into readable output with little effort, while the credit model suits occasional use better than a flat subscription would. A Chrome extension and apps are also advertised on the homepage.