Terms of Service

Last updated: 2026-09-09

1. Scope of service

Mangaluna is a manga-translation browser extension. Text recognition (OCR) runs locally on your device; recognized text is sent to our servers for AI translation and returned. We reserve the right to adjust, update, or discontinue service features.

2. Page packs, free quota and fair use

On sign-up you receive a one-time grant of 100 free translation pages (counted as successful pages cumulatively since registration, not reset daily); no payment method is required. Beyond that, you can buy page packs as a one-time purchase; the pages included, prices and currency are displayed at checkout in the extension, billed through Creem. Purchased pages never expire and are deducted as successful translations; you can buy additional packs at any time and their pages stack. There is no automatic renewal and no subscription. To prevent abuse, account sharing and abnormal automated usage and to keep the service stable for everyone, we may throttle or suspend clearly excessive, automated, or abnormal usage far beyond normal reading; normal reading is unaffected.

3. User conduct

Do not use the service to translate illegal content. Do not share your account with others. Do not attempt to bypass payment or rate limits.

4. Intellectual property

Manga images you translate belong to you or the original rights holder. Translations are AI-generated and free for you to use. We retain rights to the Mangaluna brand, UI, and translation prompt templates.

5. Disclaimer

Translation quality depends on image clarity and recognition accuracy. We make no guarantees of accuracy, fitness for commercial use, or freedom from consequential losses.

6. Breach and termination

If you violate these terms — including but not limited to abuse of service, bypassing payment or rate limits, account sharing, or translating illegal content — we reserve the right to suspend or terminate your account without prior notice, with no refund of any fees paid. In serious cases, we reserve the right to pursue legal remedies.