AI Manga Translator translates Japanese manga, Korean manhwa, and Chinese manhua page images into your reading language, placing the translation back onto the artwork. It detects speech bubbles and captions, erases the original lettering, and re-letters the dialogue into the panels, so you read the conversation beside the characters instead of copying lines into a separate translator. You can translate a single page, queue up to 20 pages at once, or feed in a whole CBZ or ZIP chapter of up to 50 pages and export the ordered result; a URL translator imports pages from links, and a Chrome extension translates images already loaded on a webpage. The service offers 133 reading languages, charges 1 credit per page, and refunds failed pages automatically. Sign-in is required, and downloading translated pages needs a one-time credit pack starting at $4.99 — there is no subscription, and purchased credits do not expire. The site is candid that automatic translation can miss names, tone, and stylized lettering, and advises checking important lines against the original. It suits readers following untranslated chapters, scanlation hobbyists preparing drafts, and fans who want to read a raw chapter without retyping every bubble.