Doujin Translator.
Japanese fan comics, readable in English.
Doujin Translator turns Japanese doujinshi pages into English pages you can read. The Japanese is wiped from every bubble, the dialogue is translated with the whole page as context, and the English is lettered back in. Scans, raws and phone photos all work, with nothing to install.
Drop pages here or click to choose
JPG, PNG or WEBP · up to 10 MB per page
No sign-up · 20 free pages every week · Pages aren't stored
Before and after
Translate doujinshi to English and keep the art
Doujinshi often have tiny bubbles, furigana and handwritten lines. The text is removed with inpainting, so screentone and line work stay intact, and the English is sized to fit each bubble.
- Tiny bubbles still get readable text
- Furigana and narration boxes handled
- Character names and catchphrases kept consistent
Built for raw scans and fan comics
Low-resolution scans
Old scans, photos of printed books and compressed raws are read as they are. No cleanup before you upload.
Hand-drawn lettering
Handwritten dialogue is detected along with typeset text.
Whole books
Select a full book of scans at once. Pages are queued in the order you add them, and the finished book comes back as one ZIP.
How to translate a doujin in 3 steps
Upload the pages
Drag your scans onto the upload area above: a single page or every page of the book.
Keep English selected
Or pick one of about 50 other languages, then press Translate.
Read and save
Flip through the English pages right here, then keep the ones you want or the whole book as a ZIP.
Free doujin translation, no sign-up
A short doujinshi fits in the free allowance: 20 pages a week, no account needed. For longer books, credit packs are paid once and never expire.
See pricingQuestions about translating doujinshi
Can I translate a whole doujinshi at once?
Yes. Select every scan of the book in one go. They're queued in the order you add them, and the finished book downloads as one ZIP.
Does it work on low-quality scans?
Usually, yes. Text is read from scans, phone photos and compressed raws. Very small or blurry text can be missed, and pages that fail aren't charged.
Can I translate doujinshi into other languages?
Yes. Besides English you can pick about 50 languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French and Korean.
Are my scans published or shared?
No. Your scans are used only to produce the translation. They aren't published, shared with anyone or used to train models.