漫Free Manga Translator

Up to 20 pages · Ordered results · ZIP export

Batch manga translator.A chapter, not one page.

Add a set of manga, manhwa or webtoon pages, keep their upload order and receive each translated result as soon as it is ready.

  1. Upload images
  2. Auto-recognize text
  3. Translate & download

Quick answer

Can you translate multiple manga pages at once?

Yes. Free Manga Translator accepts up to 20 images per batch, starts preparing pages in the browser, preserves their upload order and can export the completed set as a ZIP.

Batch limit
Up to 20 page images
Order
Results follow the upload sequence
Progress
Completed pages appear individually
Download
One PNG at a time or a chapter ZIP

Designed for manga pages

From source image to readable result.

A

Translate a short chapter

Drag several pages into the same preview area instead of repeating the upload workflow for every image.

B

Mix page dimensions

Portrait pages, landscape spreads and long webtoon images are each fitted into consistent result cards.

C

Review while processing continues

Open, edit or download a completed page while the remaining pages continue through the batch.

How it works

Translate in three clear steps.

  1. 01

    Add up to 20 pages

    Drag one batch or add more images later; each page receives a sequence number.

  2. 02

    Process the batch

    Choose the target language and start the ordered translation workflow.

  3. 03

    Review and download

    Inspect pages individually, edit when needed and download the chapter ZIP.

FAQ

Batch manga translator. questions

How many manga pages can I translate at once?

You can add up to 20 images in one batch.

Will the translated pages stay in order?

Yes. Results use the same sequence as the uploaded pages and display page numbers.

Can I add more pages after the first upload?

Yes. You can add another group of images until the 20-page limit is reached.

Can I download every translated page together?

Yes. Download individual PNG images or export all completed pages as one ZIP.

What if one page in the batch fails?

Save the completed pages before clearing the batch, identify the missing source file and retry it separately. A ZIP of completed results does not include a successful translation for a failed page.

Does a batch bypass request limits?

No. Batches still use the translation service and its security and rate limits. If a wait message appears, let the limit expire before trying again.

Practical review

A 20-image batch is not a guarantee of 20 completed pages

Choose a representative page first, then add the rest of your chapter. The 20-image limit describes the upload capacity; processing time also depends on image dimensions, your device, model downloads and translation-service availability.

Check the displayed sequence

Inspect the numbered thumbnails after selecting files. Use the sequence shown by the tool as the reference, not an assumed alphabetical filename sort. Split long screenshots at panel gutters beforehand when necessary; every resulting image counts toward the batch limit.

Handle partial results deliberately

Completed pages can be reviewed while other pages are still working. A failed page is not a completed result. Save successful pages before clearing the batch, note which source files are missing and retry those separately.

Verify the ZIP against your source list

The ZIP exports completed images, not a merged PDF or a stitched webtoon. Compare the number of completed results with the images you selected. Security checks and request limits still apply to batches; wait when instructed instead of repeatedly resubmitting.

Example: one page needs a retry
Source / situation
Selected: 5 images. Completed: 4. Failed: 1.
Review / adjustment
Save the 4 completed pages, then retry the missing source image.

Illustrative recovery scenario, not a measured success rate. Check the final chapter order yourself when combining downloads from separate runs.

Choose your workflow

Translate the page you actually have.

Start with an image task or open a translator already set to your language pair.