Tenjin is an AI-powered tool designed for translating manga images into multiple languages, with a focus on speed and accuracy for manga readers and enthusiasts. The platform offers both a web-based interface and browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox, allowing users to translate manga directly on the sites where they read. Users can select images manually for translation or let the extension automatically detect and translate manga pages while browsing.
The Tenjin Editor provides a suite of professional tools for manual refinement of translations. Features include smart text manipulation, such as moving, rotating, and styling textboxes, with automatic adjustments to line height and letter spacing. The editor also offers manual inpainting with a high-precision brush for cleaning up artifacts or stubborn text, as well as a restore brush to revert edited areas back to the original artwork. The translation engine is designed to understand context, aiming to produce natural and accurate translations that preserve the original meaning of the manga.
Tenjin supports 16 languages, with additional languages being added regularly. All translated manga are saved indefinitely, so users can revisit their work without concerns about storage limits. The platform is accessible through the Tenjin website and its browser extensions, and users can manage their translation activity across both by drawing from a shared balance of site tokens.
A range of pricing options is available. New users can start with 200 free manga page translations. Paid plans include a Starter tier for 2,000 pages per month at $10 per month, a Pro tier for 6,000 pages per month at $25 per month, and lifetime access options for both tiers at one-time payments of $149 and $349, respectively. Additionally, users can purchase tokens à la carte for pay-as-you-go access. All subscriptions can be canceled at any time.
Tenjin sits in PulseGate's Translation & localization category. It focuses on translating manga quickly and accurately into multiple languages using AI, with tools for manual refinement. It is built as a consumer product for manga readers and translators. A free plan is available. Tenjin is available on the web and embeddable surfaces.
Tenjin first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include AI translation, manual editing, and multi-language support.
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