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KomaLens is a browser extension that explains any text on your screen — a manga panel, a manhwa speech bubble, a sign in a YouTube video, a menu in a foreign game, a subtitle you froze mid-frame. If you can see it, you can select it, and KomaLens will translate and explain it in a side panel next to what you're reading.
Although it started as a manga reader, the truth is it goes a step further: it's not tied to any single site. It works on anything visible on your screen.
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Most translation/reading tools for manga (Yomitan, Migaku, mokuro...) work by reading the text nodes of a webpage — which means they go blind the moment a site renders content as an image or protects it against that kind of access. KomaLens instead works the same way your eyes do: it captures what's actually rendered on screen and reads it, so it works even where those tools can't.
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KomaLens doesn't have a subscription. Instead of locking you into one AI model chosen to keep our costs down, you connect your own OpenRouter API key and choose the model you want — from ultra-cheap models for casual reading, to top-tier models for the hardest pages. You only pay OpenRouter for what you actually use, typically fractions of a cent per capture.