Browser extension
Collect the pages while you read. Translate the chapter in one press.
No files to save, no folder to tidy, no uploading a chapter you already had on screen. The extension is a hand, not a brain: the credits, the queue, the engine and the job screen are the ones this site already has — it adds one thing, a way to hand pages over without saving them first. Chrome only, for now.
What it does
Six things, all of them true at once.
- Collects pages as you read Right-click any page image to add it, or add every page image on the tab in one press. The extension scrolls the chapter first, the way a screenshot tool does, so lazy-loaded pages are actually there.
- Keeps a basket that survives Across pages, across sites and across days. It is emptied only after this site confirms it has the job — a failed send leaves every page where it was, because re-collecting means scrolling the chapter again.
- Puts the chapter in reading order Duplicates are dropped by content, not by name, so collecting the same page twice is safe. Anything out of order can be dragged into place before you send.
- Translates on your account The same modes, the same credits and the same job screen as the upload form here. It is another way to press the same button, not a second product.
- Saves a ZIP instead, if you prefer The same pages written to a file in reading order, numbered so nothing can lose it. Nothing is sent and nothing is charged.
- Follows your jobs What you have sent, how far along it is, and a way back to the full job screen on this site.
What you need
- Google Chrome. Firefox and Edge come later — the code ports nearly as-is, and Chrome proves it first.
- An account here, and credits on it. A chapter costs exactly what the same pages cost through the upload form.
- A chapter of 200 pages or fewer, which is the most one job takes. Split a longer one.
Installing it
One press, and Chrome keeps it current.
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Add it from the Chrome Web Store Open the listing, press Add to Chrome and confirm. Chrome keeps it up to date from then on — there is nothing to unzip and no folder you have to leave where it sits.
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Pin the lantern So it is one click away on the toolbar rather than behind Chrome's puzzle-piece menu.
Connecting your account
Your password stays on this site.
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Click the lantern, then Connect your account The panel opens with that one button on it while nothing is connected.
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Sign in here, in an ordinary tab The way you sign in anywhere else — your password manager works, the sign-in buttons work. The extension never sees your password.
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Press Allow The tab says you are connected and can be closed.
Using it
Read, collect, send.
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Collect the pages Open the panel and press Add every page image on this tab, or right-click a single page. Both land in the same basket, and collecting the same chapter twice adds nothing.
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Check the order The basket lists what it has, in the order it will be translated. Drag a page to move it, and remove anything that is not a page.
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Name it and pick a mode A series name is required, a chapter name is not. The panel shows what the chapter will cost and what your balance is before anything is spent.
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Press Translate this chapter The pages upload from your browser and the job is queued. The basket empties only once this site has confirmed it has the job, so a failed send costs nothing and loses nothing.
Or save it as a ZIP
Save as ZIP writes the same pages to a file in reading order and sends nothing. It is for keeping the chapter on disk, or for uploading it here by hand later.
When something does not work
The six that come up.
- It says no page-sized images are here
- Either the chapter has not loaded yet — scroll to the end and add again — or the page is a shelf of covers rather than a reader. Small images are ignored on purpose, so a grid of thumbnails collects nothing.
- Some images could not be read
- The reader keeps its images on a server that refuses to hand them to the page itself. The panel offers to request permission for that one host; grant it and the extension fetches them directly.
- The button in the panel does nothing on this site
- A press inside the panel is not a press on the tab, so the extension holds nothing for that site yet. The panel offers to grant that one site, once. Right-clicking a page image always works without granting anything.
- It stopped while scrolling a very long chapter
- The sweep has a time limit so it cannot run forever on a reader that keeps appending. Nothing collected is lost — add again from where it stopped, and duplicates are skipped.
- The chapter is too long
- One job takes 200 pages. Send the first half, then the rest — the basket keeps whatever you do not send.
- Can I send the same chapter from two browsers?
- Yes — the basket lives in the browser you collected it in, so each one has its own. Every browser you connect is listed in Settings and can be cut off from there on its own.
- Does the extension send my pages anywhere else?
- No. The pages sit in your browser until you press send, and then they go to your account here and nowhere else. Our servers never fetch anything from the site you were reading.
- A long-strip webtoon comes back wrong
- Very tall strips are still one image each. Split them before translating if a single page is enormous.
What it never does
Four promises, and the design that keeps them.
- It never sees your password Signing in happens on this site, in a tab Chrome controls.
- No standing permission on any website Access to a tab is granted by your click and expires; the sites you allow explicitly are listed in Chrome and can be taken back there.
- Our servers fetch nothing from other sites The pages travel from your browser, exactly as they would if you uploaded them here.
- Nothing leaves until you press send The basket is stored on your machine until you press Translate this chapter.
Still stuck?