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Clean a scanned manga page before lettering, restoration, or upscaling. The tool targets scan defects rather than redrawing the artwork.
Try this toolClean a scanned manga page before lettering, restoration, or upscaling. The tool targets scan defects rather than redrawing the artwork.

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Protect thin lines, text, and screentone while removing scan defects

Clean a scanned manga page before lettering, restoration, or upscaling. The tool targets scan defects rather than redrawing the artwork.
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Choose the cleanup mode and contrast target, then inspect thin lines and screentones.
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Protect thin lines, text, and screentone while removing scan defects
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Remove scan dirt: Reduce dust, isolated specks, paper gray, compression dirt, and scanner bands. Protect screentone: Keep intentional halftone, hatching, speed lines, lettering, and panel borders as protected content. Prepare the next step: Create a calmer source for lettering, restoration, or final enlargement.
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Cleaning is not text removal or restoration: Heavy descreening can soften fine detail.
Try this toolChoose the cleanup mode and contrast target, then inspect thin lines and screentones.
USER FEEDBACK
How creators use this tool before moving into the next manga editing step.
It helps separate paper gray, dust, and compression dirt from the actual line art on old scans.
I start with gentle cleanup because stronger descreening can soften hatching and fine screentone.
I use it before lettering or restoration, not as a text eraser, and that keeps the workflow predictable.

Protect thin lines, text, and screentone while removing scan defects