Built for scanned pages
Use a clear scan with readable lettering and tone patterns. Clean up heavy shadows or scan noise before coloring.
This manga colorizer online turns one readable black-and-white scan into a color draft. Choose a style and describe the palette, then check ink lines, screentones, and speech bubbles against the original before downloading. It is suited to page-by-page review, rather than automatic chapter batching.

HOW IT WORKS
This manga colorizer online turns one readable black-and-white scan into a color draft. Choose a style and describe the palette, then check ink lines, screentones, and speech bubbles against the original before downloading. It is suited to page-by-page review, rather than automatic chapter batching.
Sign in and upload one readable PNG, JPG, or WebP scan that you own or have permission to edit. Export PDF pages as images first.
Choose a coloring style and describe any important character colors, background palette, or lighting. Check the credit cost before generating.
Generate a color draft, then compare it with the scan at full size. Review text, expressions, ink contours, and tone patterns before downloading.

HOW IT WORKS
A good scan and repeatable color notes make it easier to judge the generated page.
Confirm the page is straight, has no strong side shadow and no blown-out whites. A clean scan needs far less cleanup.
Name the hair, eyes, clothing, and background colors that matter. Reuse the same style and notes on later pages, but check each result because the palette is not automatically locked.
Zoom into small lettering and halftone dots and compare against the original. If important details change, revise the coloring direction or correct the downloaded draft manually.
IN PRACTICE
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Sign in and upload one readable PNG, JPG, or WebP scan that you own or have permission to edit. Export PDF pages as images first.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Explore a palette for your scan, then check the generated draft against the source.
Use a clear scan with readable lettering and tone patterns. Clean up heavy shadows or scan noise before coloring.
Compare fine lettering and halftone dots with the original yourself; AI coloring can change these details.
Browse the examples for free, then check the displayed credit cost before generating your own color draft.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Upload one manga scan, choose a coloring style, and add notes for character colors or lighting. Review the generated draft before downloading.
Start from a readable black-and-white scan and choose a coloring style for its characters and background.
Check fine ink lines, speech bubbles, small lettering, and screentone edges against your source image.
Download the reviewed color draft and keep the untouched scan for corrections or another coloring pass.
CHECK BEFORE USE
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CHECK BEFORE USE
Upload one clear PNG, JPG, or WebP scan with readable ink lines, lettering, and screentones. Keep the original for comparison; heavily blurred or compressed detail cannot be reliably recovered by coloring.
Yes. Upload one scan, choose a coloring style, add any palette notes, and generate a color draft. It uses the scan as the visual reference, but you must review fine lines, lettering, and tone patterns before accepting the result.
AI can alter faces, hands, fine ink contours, lettering, and screentone patterns. Compare those details with the original scan at full size before accepting the draft.
Use the same style and repeat approved hair, eye, skin, and clothing colors in your notes for each page. Compare every draft with your accepted palette. This workflow does not automatically lock character colors across a chapter, so manual corrections may still be needed.
Examples are free to browse. The free plan offers signup trial credits; check Pricing for the current allowance and expiry. Generation uses account credits at the displayed cost, with paid plans or credit packs available for further use.
Yes. Sign in to upload an image and generate a result.
No. Export PDF pages as images first, then upload the images.
Do not assume the generated image has the same pixel dimensions as your scan. Output depends on the selected model and settings. Check the downloaded image's dimensions and inspect small lettering at full size before preparing it for print or publication.