The problem

The series exists. The translation doesn't.

You find the whole series in Japanese, Korean or Chinese, and the Arabic translation stopped at chapter 40 three years ago. So you drop it halfway through.

Translations that stopped

The team translating it got busy or disappeared. New chapters keep coming out and nobody picks them up.

Series never translated at all

Thousands of titles have no Arabic from chapter one, however long you wait.

And machine output you can't read

Scattered letters, backwards sentences, names that change every page. You open it once and close it.

The fix

With Qaari you're not waiting on anyone

Open the chapter you want and press one button. The translation appears over the page itself.

On the same site

No uploading images, no second tab. Read from wherever you already read.

Real Arabic

Sentences written the way a translator would write them — not scattered letters, not word-for-word.

Any series, any chapter

Japanese, Korean and Chinese, long vertical strips too. From chapter one to whatever dropped today.

Names that don't drift

A character is spelled the same in chapter 1 and chapter 400, however long the series runs.

How it works

From a Japanese page to Arabic you can read

Four steps, three of which never leave your machine.

  1. 1

    Finds the speech

    Locates balloons and free text on the page, inside your browser.

  2. 2

    Reads the characters

    Japanese and Korean recognition runs on your own machine. The image is not uploaded at this step.

  3. 3

    Translates the whole page

    One request carries every line in reading order along with the series glossary, so each line knows what came before it and names hold from the first chapter to the last.

  4. 4

    Writes it over the page

    Real Arabic text in place — not a new image.

The text stays text

Every other tool bakes the translation into the image. Qaari draws real text over the page, and your browser's own engine joins the letters and orders them right to left — so the shaping is correct by default rather than after processing.

  • You can select it and copy it.
  • A screen reader can reach it.
  • Change the font or its size instantly, with no reprocessing.
The difference

Why machine translation isn't enough

Run any translation tool over a manga page and you'll see it in the first line.

QaariMachine translation
How it reads
Properly written Arabic sentences
Broken letters, reversed words
Character names
Fixed from the first chapter to the last
Change from one page to the next
The artwork
Only inside the balloon
Painted over the art, edges clipped

Try it on your own series

The free plan covers a whole chapter, and needs no card.

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