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Translate a whole chapter
in one go
Uploading 40 pages one at a time is not reading. Drop a folder, a ZIP or a CBZ and get the whole chapter back in reading order — with names and terminology consistent from page 1 to page 40.
What "a whole chapter" actually needs
Four things that don't matter for one page and matter a lot for forty.
01
Reading order
Right-to-left for manga, left-to-right for comics, top-down for webtoon. Detected from the pages, and you can override it before the run starts.
02
Any archive in, an archive out
Drop a ZIP, CBZ, CBR, 7z or PDF. Pages are unpacked in reading order — including “(1)” copies sorted after the original — and the finished chapter comes back as a CBZ that Mihon, Tachiyomi and Panels open directly.
03
Whole-page context
Every balloon on a page is translated in one pass with the full page as context, so names and register stay consistent within the page.
04
Export as CBZ
Back into the reader you already use — Tachiyomi, Mihon, Panels, YACReader. Not a folder of loose PNGs.
What batch mode does that page mode cannot
Six things that only matter once you are running forty pages instead of one.
ORDER
Reading sequence
Detected from the pages and from filenames as a tiebreaker, so 001.jpg through 040.jpg always lands in the right order. Override it before the run if a volume mixes directions.
ORDER
Reading order kept
Right-to-left for manga, left-to-right for comics — detected per page from the balloon shapes, so a mixed archive doesn’t come out scrambled.
PROGRESS
Nothing is lost
Each page is uploaded to your library the moment it finishes. Close the tab and what’s done stays done; the rest picks up next time.
RESILIENCE
One bad page
A corrupt or unreadable scan is reported on its own and costs no credit. The other 39 pages still finish.
EXPORT
Back to your reader
CBZ out, which Mihon, Tachiyomi, Panels and YACReader all open directly. Not a folder of loose PNGs you have to zip yourself.
READ
Read while it runs
A built-in reader shows each page as it finishes — arrow keys or swipe to turn pages, and you can flip between original and translated.
Batch mode vs one page at a time
Forty pages uploaded individually is not reading, it is data entry.
Chapter modeOne page at a time
EffortOne drop, one run40 uploads, 40 downloads
Reading orderDetected and preservedWhatever order you happened to upload
Character namesConsistent across the chapterRe-guessed on every page
Split sentencesHandled across the page boundaryBroken at every page break
OutputOne CBZA folder of loose files
When people reach for this
Catching up on a series
Ten chapters behind and the official translation stopped. Run them in order and the terminology holds together across all ten.
Reading on a device
Export a CBZ and it opens in Mihon, Tachiyomi, Panels or YACReader like any other chapter.
Archiving a volume
A tankōbon you own, translated once and kept. Names stay the same in chapter 12 as in chapter 1.
Working through a backlog
Queue a folder, come back when it is done. Failed pages are reported individually rather than sinking the whole run.
Not sure it handles your files
Try one page first on the free tier. If the output looks right, come back and run the whole chapter.
Chapter translation FAQ
How many pages can I do at once?
200 per run on paid plans, 10 on the free tier. A typical manga chapter is 18–40 pages; a webtoon chapter is one long strip that counts as 3–5.
Does it keep reading order?
Yes, detected from the pages and overridable. Filenames are used as a tiebreaker, so 001.jpg … 040.jpg always works.
Can I export back to my reader?
CBZ out, which Tachiyomi, Mihon, Panels and YACReader all open directly.
What about content I don't own?
You're responsible for what you upload or link to. We follow a standard DMCA process and remove content on valid notice.
What if one page fails mid-run?
That page is reported on its own and does not cost a credit. The rest of the chapter still completes — a single bad scan should not sink 40 pages.
How long does a chapter take?
Roughly a few seconds per page, running several at once. A 20-page chapter is usually done in under a minute.
Can I fix a page the model got wrong?
Open that page in the single-page translator, then draw a box over the balloon it missed — the model reads just that region for one credit and merges it into the page. Then click any balloon to edit its text, resize it or drag it.
Do names stay consistent across pages?
Each page is translated with the full page as context, so a name is consistent within the page. A pinned series glossary isn’t available yet — if you need one, tell us.