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How to translate manhua

Chinese manhua, simplified or traditional, translated in place, with a native Mandarin voice on every line.

See it in action

Live, right on the page

Press T and every Chinese bubble is translated in place, then tap to hear it in Mandarin.

Step by step

Install and pin the extension, then open a manhua chapter.
Let the page load, then press T. Text is detected and translated in place.
Hover a bubble for the original Chinese; press the speaker for a native Mandarin voice.

Manhua specifics

Simplified and traditional: both scripts are detected and translated, and the Mandarin voice reads either.
Dense text: tightly packed bubbles and side text are handled.
Source language: leave it on auto-detect, or set it to Chinese in the popup on mixed pages.

If detection misses text

Reload the page once, then press T again.
Wait for images to finish loading before translating.
Set the source to Chinese explicitly if auto-detect is unsure on a page that mixes languages.

Translate your next chapter

Free, 200 translations a week. Add it to Chrome, open any manga, manhwa, or manhua page, and press T.

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FAQ

Does it handle both simplified and traditional Chinese?

Yes. Both scripts are detected and translated, and the native Mandarin voice reads either one.

Is there a Mandarin voice?

Yes. Click the speaker on a translated bubble to hear the original Chinese line in a native Mandarin voice.

Do I get pinyin over the characters?

No. The reading overlay (furigana) is Japanese-only. For Chinese you get the translation plus native-voice playback.

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