Toona

Toona is a web toolbox for anime and manga creators, offering image to video, manga colorizing, 4K upscaling, frame interpolation, inbetweening, background replacement and a motion painter for making animated clips and motion comics.

Toona is a web-based toolbox aimed at people who make or remix anime and manga content. Instead of a single generator, it bundles a set of focused tools: image to video, a manga colorizer, image and video upscalers that target 4K, frame interpolation, inbetween frame generation, background cut and fill, and a motion painter. Each tool has its own page, so a creator can pick the one step they need rather than learning a large editor. The workflow is built around short, shareable clips. A user signs in, chooses a tool, and supplies a source such as a single image, a manga page, or start and end frames. The homepage promises a finished video in about five minutes. Interpolation can raise footage to 60, 120 or 240 frames per second, which suits slow motion anime edits. The motion painter lets a user paint over a region, such as hair or a background, to add subtle movement to a still panel. Cut and Fill removes a background and replaces it, and Inbetween fills the frames between two keyframes for hand-drawn style animation. The audience is mostly fan creators, manga artists and social media editors who want motion comics or viral clips featuring familiar characters. The homepage examples lean on popular series characters, and the site mentions more than 50,000 creators, a Discover page for browsing shared work, a Discord community tied to its beta, and external guides hosted on Notion. Among alternatives, Toona sits between general text-to-video generators and traditional animation software. Its advantage is a stylistic focus on anime and manga, with colorizing and upscaling tuned for that look. The tradeoff is narrower scope: it does not aim to replace a full video editor or a general-purpose image model. Pricing details sit on a separate page, and the product is described as being in beta, so features and limits may shift as it develops.