Work from a desktop folder
You select manga images on a Windows PC and organize the pages that belong to the same translation job.
Run a manga translation workflow on a Windows PC.
Manga Translator App for PC gives Windows readers a desktop path for translating manga images. The Windows page shows a download button only after the official installer address is configured.
You select manga images on a Windows PC and organize the pages that belong to the same translation job.
MangaTranslate supports quick individual use and larger batch workflows without changing the translation goal.
Professional users can use the online editor for detailed layout work, while enterprise users can connect the API to an existing pipeline.
Download the official Windows installer when its address becomes available on this page.
Add one manga image or a folder-sized batch and choose the target language.
Run the translation, review individual pages or the batch, and export the results.
MangaTranslate provides batch translation and Studio editing on the web. Businesses can submit translation tasks through the API.
Individual
An individual selects multiple manga images, chooses the source and target languages, and starts one translation task. MangaTranslate reports progress for each image and returns pages for review and download.
Professional
Professional users open translated pages in MangaTranslate Studio. The browser editor lets them edit text, move text boxes, and adjust fonts, size, color, stroke, alignment, line spacing, and letter spacing.
Enterprise
Enterprise teams authenticate with an API Key, submit image batches, query task status, and check credits. The API Examples page provides V1 and V2 request patterns for Python and cURL.
This is the official Windows page for Manga Translator App for PC. Its download button remains inactive until an official installer address is configured.
MangaTranslate accepts multiple manga images in one workflow and lets users review the translated pages together.
Yes. MangaTranslate provides an API for enterprise workflows, while the online editor supports detailed single-image and batch editing.