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How to translate manhwa

Korean manhwa are long vertical strips, not paged chapters. Here is how to translate them smoothly as you scroll, and hear each line in Korean.

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

Step by step

Install and pin the extension, then open a manhwa episode.
Scroll once through the episode so the tall images load, then press T.
Bubbles and free-floating Korean text are translated in place down the whole strip.
Hover any bubble to see the original Korean; press the speaker to hear it in a native Korean voice.

Manhwa specifics

Long vertical strips: translate the whole episode at once, then just read down.
Lazy-loaded panels: many webtoon sites load panels as you reach them, so a quick scroll-through first means nothing gets missed.
Native Korean voice: ideal for pronunciation, since hangul maps cleanly to sound.

If a panel is skipped

Scroll past it so the image loads, then press T again to re-scan.
Very tall pages translate fine; give them an extra second on a slow connection.

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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 read manhwa aloud in Korean?

Yes. Click the speaker on a translated bubble to hear the original Korean line in a native voice, with the speaker gender matched per bubble.

Why did some panels not translate?

Webtoon sites often load panels only as you scroll to them. Scroll through the episode once so everything loads, then press T again.

Is it private?

Detection runs locally; only the text of a bubble is sent for translation. Nothing about the page or your reading is stored.

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