Colorizing on the website now gives you a choice of models, from 1 credit an image, and lets you
tell the AI how your pages should look.
Five models. Pick Muse Image, GPT Image 2, Grok Imagine, Nano Banana 2.1 or Torii
Local. The list shows what each one costs before you start.
A lower price. Muse Image is the new default at 12 credits an image, less than half
of the 25 that colorizing used to cost.
A custom prompt. Tell the AI what you want, like a character's hair color or the
mood of a scene, and save the prompts you use most.
Torii Local. Our own model costs just 1 credit an image and runs on Torii's servers,
so it colors pages the other models refuse. Its quality is the lowest of the five.
Fewer wasted credits. Muse Image, GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2.1 don't charge for
pages they refuse. Grok Imagine still does.
Your own key. With your own OpenRouter, xAI or Google key, the models it
covers cost 1 credit an image.
In the API too. Colorizing now has its own section in the API docs,
with every model and the custom prompt.
Every model and its price per image.A custom prompt, with room to save the ones you reuse.
A manga spread colorized and translated with Torii.
A translation glossary and image context
03/11/26 · Version 2.23.10
Two new ways to keep a whole chapter consistent: a glossary the AI reads before every page, and
image context, which lets it see the page it's translating. The editor also gets a set of new
tools, and there are more languages and a long list of fixes.
The headline
A glossary for every project
Each page is translated on its own, so names, genders and forms of address could drift
from one page to the next: a character who is "he" on one page and "she" on the next, or
a name spelled two ways. A project can now have a translation glossary: a short list of
facts the AI reads before it translates each image, such as what the story is about, how
names are written, who each character is and how they talk to each other.
Written for you. Generate with AI reads every image in the project
and writes the entries. Images you've already translated cost nothing to read; the
rest are scanned for 1 credit each, and a scanned image doesn't pay that credit again
when you translate it. You see the full cost before you start.
Your entries stay yours. Add, edit and delete entries freely. The
AI's entries are marked with a sparkle, and anything you write or edit is kept word
for word whenever the glossary is updated.
Grows with the story. Add the next chapter and Generate reads only
the new images, updating what they change. It can also read every image again.
A small cost per image. The glossary goes along with every
translation, so each image costs a little more, and the glossary shows exactly how
much.
Easy to keep. Import and export it as a text file. It's saved with
the project and comes along in Torii project files.
In our tests on a full chapter, translations with a glossary had far fewer mix-ups of
names, genders and forms of address. It's in the image translator on the website.
A glossary written by Generate
with AI. The line above the entries shows what it adds to each image's cost.
Website and extension
Image context
Until now the translator only read a page's text. Turn on Image Context, next to Context
Sharing and Bubbles Only, and it also sees the page itself, so it can tell who is
speaking to whom. That helps most with gender and tone.
Off until you turn it on. The translator reads the image as well as
the text, so each translation uses extra credits.
Works with almost every model, your own API keys included. DeepSeek
and Kimi can't read images, so they translate from the text alone.
Long strips go without it. Pages more than three times as tall as they
are wide are translated from their text, and the details panel says when an image
wasn't sent.
A note on NSFW pages. With the image attached, they're more likely to
be blocked by content filters.
Image Context sits with the other
options in Translation Settings.
Editor
New editing tools
The editor on the website and in the extension picks up a set of new tools.
Style presets. Save a text's whole look (font, colours, patterns, outline,
box, effects and warp) as a style, then apply it to any other text in one click. On the
website.
Copy, paste and duplicate. Copy and paste text boxes and image layers with
Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, or duplicate them with one button.
Shape selections. Erase, Paint, Inpaint and the OCR brush can now select a
rectangle, an ellipse, a freehand lasso or a polygon.
Better multi-select. Drag across empty canvas, or long-press on a touch
screen, to select several boxes, then move or align them together.
Pattern fills. Fill text, its outline or its box with a pattern, at any
scale.
Gradients and outlines for Paint. Paint can fill with a gradient and draw an
outline around what you paint.
Image snapping. Image layers snap to the page's edges and centre and to each
other. Hold Ctrl to place one freely.
Bubble Fill. A new slider sets how much of its speech bubble the translated
text takes up, from roomy to snug.
Resizing keeps proportions. Dragging an image's corner keeps its shape; hold
Shift to stretch it.
Languages
More languages
15 more target languages, including Cantonese, Santali, Wolof, Kashmiri
and Tamazight.
Regional versions. Spanish now comes as Spain or Latin American, Punjabi in
Gurmukhi or Shahmukhi script, and Serbian in Latin or Cyrillic.
Japanese, Khmer and Burmese wrap properly. Lines break between words, like
Thai, Lao and Chinese already did.
Hyphenation in seven more languages, including Finnish and Turkish.
Also in this release
Smaller improvements and fixes
Cheaper retranslations. On the website, Torii keeps what it read from each
image, so translating or inpainting it again pays a small fee for inpainting and
typesetting instead of the 1 credit for reading its text again.
Step-by-step progress. On the website, each page shows what it's doing:
queued, uploading, translating or downloading.
Clearer project progress. A project's progress lists every state, colorized
and scanned pages included, and only translated or inpainted pages count as done.
A warning before expensive settings. Picking a costly model or a high
reasoning effort warns you first, with a one-click switch to a cheaper option.
A safety net for your own key. Turn on Fall back to Torii's models and a
translation your key can't finish uses Torii's models instead. It's off by default.
Clearer errors. When every model fails, the message names your model and
what went wrong.
A sturdier OCR brush. It tries another model before giving up, and costs
less.
Auto mode in the extension. Pages a reader unloads before they finish are
kept, pages a reader removes before you reach them aren't translated (or charged), and auto
works when the page is zoomed in.
A faster start. After the browser starts, the extension shows your account
and credits straight away instead of after up to 30 seconds.
Images load on more sites. The extension can now fetch images that some
sites guard, and gives up after a minute instead of hanging.
Limited site access. If the extension may only run on some sites, the popup
says so and offers to allow all sites.
Safari uploads. On the website, pages reopened from a project no longer fail
to upload in Safari.
Document translator. It warns you before you close the tab with results
not yet downloaded, and running out of credits pauses the batch so you can resume it.
Projects: your translations, organized
23/10/26 · Website
The image translator on the website now keeps everything you upload as a project, so your work is
saved as you go and easy to find again.
Saved as you go. Every upload becomes a project in your browser. Close the tab and
pick up where you left off from Recent projects.
Organized like a file explorer. Group pages into folders, rename, sort and search,
then select as many as you like to translate, inpaint, colorize or download them together.
Where every page stands. A details panel shows a project's progress, languages,
models and credits spent, and finished pages get a green frame.
Easy to back up. Projects are saved only in this browser, so download one as a
Torii project file to keep a copy or open it on another device.
Your history comes along. Translations from the old history move into a project of
their own, with a folder for each day.
The projects list, with recent images on the
left and a project's details on the right.
Bubble-aware typesetting and a new website look
10/10/26 · Version 2.23.1
This release brings two big changes: translations that fit the speech bubble
they sit in, and a redesigned website. There are also a handful of fixes for
the editor and the extension.
The headline
Typesetting that understands speech bubbles
Until now, Torii fitted each translation to the rectangle around the
original text. That rectangle rarely matches the bubble it sits in, so text
could look cramped in a round bubble, crowd the outline, or spill past it.
Torii now finds the speech bubbles on every page, specifically for
typesetting, and fits each translation to the bubble's real shape, much as a
professional letterer would.
Shaped to the bubble. Lines are broken so the text follows
the bubble's outline and sits centred in it, with room to breathe.
Sized like the original. Translations aim for the size of
the original lettering, growing into roomy bubbles and shrinking only as
far as a tight one needs. Every font and script is sized the same way, so
Arabic or Hindi reads as large as English.
Inside the lines. Text stays clear of the outline, even
in awkward bubbles: spiky shouts, gradients, and bubbles that touch.
Shared bubbles. When two lines of dialogue share one
bubble, each gets its own part of it.
Long words split cleanly. In a narrow bubble, a long word
can now break with a hyphen at a proper syllable, in over 40 languages,
instead of shrinking the whole text. The editor does the same when you
resize a box, so what you see matches the final image.
Thai, Lao and Chinese wrap properly. Lines break between
words, and punctuation stays with the word it belongs to.
It all happens automatically on the website and in the extension, with
nothing to switch on.
The same pages with the old typesetting and the
new: round speech bubbles, then rectangular narration boxes.Website
A redesigned website
Every page of the website has been redesigned, from the home page to
pricing. It's easier to see what Torii does and to find your way around, and
pages load noticeably faster.
A new home page. Drag a line across real pages to compare
the original with the translation, and try the full editor right there,
with no sign-up.
Every translator in one place. A new products page brings
images, visual novels, text, documents and the API together, all on one
account and one credit balance.
Simpler pricing. One picker covers every credit pack, so
it's quick to see what each one gets you.
Cleaner translator pages. The image, text and document
translators have tidier layouts, and setting up your own API key is
clearer.
Your usage at a glance. The account page now shows a graph
of your recent usage.
API keys. Create several named keys, see how much each one
has used, and revoke or delete them.
The new home page, with a before-and-after
comparison you can drag.Also in this release
Smaller fixes
Sign-in fix. Signing in, mostly with Apple, could leave
you signed out straight afterwards. That no longer happens.
Smoother custom fonts. Fonts you upload now look smooth at
small sizes instead of jagged.
Custom fonts load reliably. A font whose name started with
a number could stop the editor from loading. Fonts affected by this are
fixed automatically.
Bad Comic gradients in Firefox. Colour gradients on the
Bad Comic font now show up properly.
A lighter extension. The built-in fonts take up about
half the space they used to.
Settings reordered. In the extension popup, Target
Language now comes before Font.
A tidier source language list. Languages Torii can't
reliably recognise were removed from the whitelist, so every option
works.
Nested ZIPs. On the website, you can upload a ZIP that
contains other ZIPs.
Torii, rebuilt
13/09/26 · Version 2.22.2
This is the largest update Torii has ever had. Over the past seven weeks the
website and the extension have been rebuilt around a single shared editor,
the text renderer has been rewritten to match the server exactly, and both
have been made to work properly on phones and tablets for the first time. The
editor is also faster than it has ever been on every device and browser, with
very long pages the biggest difference of all. Here is what changed.
The headline
An entirely new interface
Every surface has been redesigned. The translate page is now a proper
workspace: a collapsible settings panel on one side, an image browser on
the other for moving between and reordering your pages, and the canvas
given the whole middle. Nothing is buried in a menu any more, and the
layout collapses sensibly all the way down to a phone.
The extension got the same treatment, and then some. Its edit mode is no
longer a cut-down version of the website's - it is the website's
editor, running directly on the page you are reading. The popup has been
redesigned from scratch, and the on-page Torii controls have been rebuilt
into a single compact bar that stays out of the way until you need it.
One editor everywhere. The same tools, shortcuts and
rendering on the website and in the extension, on every browser.
Collapsible panels. Hide the settings or the image
browser to give the canvas the full screen.
The redesigned workspace: settings panel,
canvas, and image browser.Edit mode, rebuilt around the same tools on
every platform.Mobile
Torii is finally good on a phone
Mobile has been the weakest part of Torii for two years, and it is the
change I am happiest to be writing about. The editor was cramped, every
control was sized for a mouse, and drawing on a tablet ran at a few frames
per second. There was no small fix for that - it needed the interface and
the drawing engine rebuilt, which is most of what this release is.
You can now start a page on a phone and actually finish it there.
Drawing runs at full speed. Every brush tool - paint,
erase, inpaint and OCR masking - was rebuilding the canvas on every
touch event instead of once per frame, queueing far more work than the
screen could ever show. Measured on an iPad, drawing went from two or
three frames per second to roughly fifty.
Controls sized for fingers. Handles and gizmos scale up
on touch devices, and the options bar has room to breathe instead of
crowding the bottom of the screen.
Gestures that understand intent. No tap delay, and a
tap, a drag and a pinch are told apart properly rather than guessed
at.
Tooltips you can reach. Controls that relied on hover
now explain themselves on tap.
Copy and paste without a keyboard. Dedicated buttons in
the text options bar, because there is no Ctrl+C on a phone.
The keyboard stays out of the way. Opening it no longer
resizes the editor or scrolls it out from under you mid-word.
In the extension too. The full editor runs on Safari on
iPhone and iPad, and on Firefox for Android.
On a phone: the popup, the on-page controls, the
editor with both panels collapsed, and the settings panel slid back
over the canvas.Editing
More control over every text box
Edit mode gained the tools that were missing when you needed to fix more
than one thing at a time.
Multi-select. Select several text boxes at once and
restyle, move or delete them together, with a redesigned options bar
that appears alongside the selection.
Copy and paste styling. Take the font, colour, stroke
and spacing from one box and apply it to another in two clicks.
Find and Replace. Search across every text box on an
image, with match-case and whole-word options.
True perspective warp. A real perspective transform
joins the existing warp effects, along with a new Stretch
mode - useful for sound effects that need to follow the art.
Transparency paint. The paint tool can now subtract
alpha instead of adding colour, letting you cut cleanly back to
nothing.
Image mode. Place an image into the canvas as its own
object, then move, scale and rotate it like any other.
Per-image undo and redo. Undo history is now tracked
per image, so stepping back on one page no longer unwinds another, and
there is a redo button to go with it.
Export the text itself. Pull the original and
translated text out to files - one per image or a single combined
file, either language on its own or both together.
Two boxes selected together, with the floating
options bar and the full text panel.
The new perspective transform.Rendering
Text that matches the server, exactly
The canvas rendering engine has been rewritten. Previously the editor drew
text slightly differently from the server that produces your final output,
which meant nudging a box into place on screen and finding it a few pixels
off on export. The editor now reproduces the server's drawing logic
precisely - correct baselines for every font, with none of the guesswork
line-height scaling that used to paper over the difference.
Better line breaking. Punctuation no longer strands
itself on its own line or detaches from the word it belongs to - a
particular problem in Spanish and French.
Font swaps keep their shape. Changing a font now
preserves the block's height by adjusting line spacing, instead of
resizing the whole box underneath you.
Smarter inpainting. Detection hints extend cleanup
into strokes the detector missed, so stray marks around removed text
no longer survive.
Performance
Long pages, at full speed, everywhere
A 30,000-pixel webtoon strip is about the hardest thing you can hand a
browser canvas, and it is what a great deal of Torii's editing happens on.
Every part of that path has now been measured on the devices people
actually use, rather than guessed at from a desktop, and rebuilt around
what the measurements said. Editing a page that tall runs at full frame
rate on every browser Torii supports.
The canvas only holds what you can see. The editor
used to keep the whole page as one enormous drawing surface, so the
cost of every frame grew with the length of the page. It now works
through a window onto the image that follows you as you scroll, and a
60,000-pixel page costs no more per frame than a short one.
Firefox on Android, fixed at the root. Dragging a text
box ran at ten frames a second where Chrome managed sixty. The cause
sat below Torii entirely: reading from a canvas taller than the
graphics hardware can hold as a single texture moves the
entire surface, however small the piece you asked for. The
editor now keeps a small mirror of the visible slice and reads from
that instead. Dragging, painting and scrolling a 60,000-pixel page all
sit at sixty frames a second.
Inpainting responds immediately. Lifting your finger
used to take about a second before anything visibly happened. The mask
was being scanned in full - 36 million pixels - to find a dab you had
just made, and the cropped region took an unnecessary round trip
through the graphics card on its way to the server. Both now touch
only the area you actually painted.
Brush strokes stay local. A stroke allocates only the
area it covers, and undo records just the pixels that changed instead
of a full-canvas copy per step - so a long page no longer costs a
full-canvas buffer on every frame.
Streaming downloads. Large exports write out as they
go instead of being assembled in memory first, which removes the
failures people hit on big batches.
None of this changes what Torii does - it is the same editor doing the same
work. It simply stopped being the part you wait for.
Models
See exactly what produced your translation
A new details panel opens from any translated image and shows the whole
story behind it: which model ran, the reasoning it produced, a full credit
breakdown, how long each stage took, and whether a fallback model had to
step in. If a translation costs more than you expected, you can now see
why.
New models. Gemini 3.8 Flash, Luna, Kimi and OneOCR
have joined the lineup.
Bring your own key, including self-hosted. Use your
own provider account, or point Torii at a model running on your own
machine with the new local presets.
Cached translations are free. Re-translating something
Torii has already seen now clearly reports zero credits, and the
details panel shows what it originally cost.
Platforms
Safari, Firefox and everything in between
Beyond the phone, the extension now behaves the same whichever browser it
is running in. The Safari build has had a great deal of work behind the
scenes and runs the full editor on Mac as well as iPhone and iPad. On
Firefox, a canvas security restriction had been quietly breaking edit mode
on certain sites - that is worked around now, so the editor opens
everywhere it should.
Also in this release
Smaller things worth knowing
Scrubbable number inputs
Every slider now has a number field beside it that you can drag or
type into for exact values.
Keyboard navigation
Arrow keys move between images and through dropdowns, in edit mode
too.
More export formats
Save as a .torii project, a PDF, or a custom ZIP, with
consistent page ordering.
PSD with original text
Photoshop exports now include the original text as its own layer.
Skipped, not deleted
Text filtered out by bubble-only mode is marked skipped and can be
brought back, rather than discarded.
Languages in their own names
The language picker now shows each language as its speakers write
it.
Paste from clipboard
A paste button in the text options bar, for phones with no keyboard
shortcut.
New payment options
Additional checkout methods and a reworked pricing page.
Drag to reorder
Reordering pages in the image browser works consistently with a
mouse and with touch.
Thank you to everyone who reported a bug, asked for a feature, or sat through a
beta build on a device I do not own. A great deal of this release came directly
from those messages. As always, the
feedback page and the
Discord
are the fastest ways to reach me.
Selection editing and Safari
22/07/26 · Version 2.21.1
Selection editing now available!
Edit mode has received a makeover.
You can now select/highlight a word within a paragraph and change its styling separately, like
making only that word bold, changing its font, changing its color, etc.
To move text boxes, you now have to use the move handle or right-click & drag on desktop.
The color pickers have also been improved overall, and an eyedropper has been added to all of
them.
Stroke Blur and Stroke Distance sliders have been added.
A shortcuts popup has been added for easily checking them all ("?" next to the settings toggle
in Edit mode)
A custom font dropdown has been added, allowing for pinning of your favorite fonts
Canvas optimizations have been made for smoother operation when editing huge images, like super
long manhwas.
Torii's Safari extension is now available!
You can use Torii on Safari on iPhones, iPads and Mac.
Image fetching improvements!
Torii is now able to access a greater variety of images on the web. Some websites make it super
difficult to access their images (even extensions are powerless) but I've managed to find a way
to access them all! You should no longer see the "Failed to process image" error message.
Replaced Gemini 3.5 Flash with latest Gemini 3.6 Flash model
It's cheaper and faster and should be better for translations.
Image Colorization added to website!
Using Grok Imagine, Torii can now colorize your black & white manga images, and the outputs are
super nice.
Source Language whitelist option
Used for mixed source language images, where you only want to translate the text from a given
language. For example, if you have an image with both English and Spanish text, you can use this
option to only translate the English text.
Very niche and optional feature, but requested by some users. Only available on website.
Rotated and vertical text
06/06/26 · Version 2.0.20.1
Oriented text rendering now supported!
You might have noticed that Torii always renders translations horizontally no matter the angle
of the original text. This has now been improved. The translations will now rotate to match the
original text. For manga readers this might not matter much, but for documents where there's
lots of angled text, it's a massive improvement, since before it was unreadable.
Vertical text now supported!
Torii now allows rendering of vertical text (I don't mean angled or rotated, but vertically
drawn characters, like japanese or chinese written top-to-bottom)
This is most useful for Chinese users who translate from vertical Japanese text (like most
manga) to Chinese. Torii will now output vertical chinese, which fits the original bounds way
better.
This is also useful for non-CJK languages - you might want to fit an English word in a tight
bubble, like a sound effect, vertically. See screenshots below.
Warp mode and text spacing
04/06/26 · Version 2.0.19.1
Warp Mode added to Edit mode!
This new mode allows you to apply warp transformatons, similar to Photoshop, to bulge or squish
or stretch text.
It was requested by a user who needs it for SFX in his images, to make the translations look
even nicer and more custom.
Line spacing and letter spacing have been added to Edit mode.
This allows you to control the spacing between lines or letters, which can stretch or shrink the
text box, again allowing for more custom controls, similar to Photoshop.
Custom font uploads in Edit mode now available for both extension and
website!
The website has had this feature for a month now, but the extension has been lagging behind.
All of these features above are now available in the extension's edit mode as well.
Credit sharing and new fonts
01/06/26 · Version 2.0.18.1
Credits sharing has been added!
You can now share your credits with friends, team members, or just anyone with a Torii account.
Just go to my account and you will see the new credits sharing section.
Added 2 new fonts - Shonen and Heroika!
They support a large number of languages (added due to Mongolian interest) and look amazing.
I've been using them more than WildWords
Torii PWA now supported!
On the Torii translate page you can now install Torii as a PWA! This intalls it to your device
as its own separate app without having to open your browser. The install button is on Chromium
browsers and is located in the search bar top right.
Uploaded custom fonts now persist across sessions!
They are website only (not extension) and are stored in your browser.
Bring your own key
22/05/26 · Version 2.0.17.1
Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) is here!
You can now configure and use your own API keys for top translation providers: OpenAI,
OpenRouter, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, DeepSeek, and xAI Grok.
Translating using your own accounts and keys drastically reduces credit usage: image
translations now cost a flat rate of 1 credit (for OCR/processing/server infrastructure)
regardless of text length or model!
This also includes the Manual OCR requests which use Gemini 3 Flash.
Developers can also take advantage of the new BYOK feature via our updated API! Just pass your
key via the x-byok-<provider>
parameter (e.g. x-byok-openai).
The API interactive documentation has been updated with a BYOK Provider dropdown.
Added Self-Hosted Mode!
You can now configure and use your own LLM API hosted on your own machine! You just need to make
it
publicly accessible on the internet and a good PC to host it. A free software like LM Studio
combined with Cloudflared or
Ngrok makes it very easy. This way your translations will be *actually* free.
Added GlobalGlobal Editing!
Works just like Global Editing from the
previous update, but now it edits all images! Meaning you can upload 500 images to the Torii
Translate page, and easily edit all of them at the same time - fixing the text size or color or
anything!
Added Claude Sonnet 4.6 to models list
Saved custom prompts
10/04/26 · Version 2.0.16.1
Added the ability to save custom prompts!
Also increased custom prompt length to 1000 characters, up from 500.
Added the ability to see the original image after translation without auto mode re-translating
the image and hiding it from you (useful for language learners who want to switch to the
original image after reading the translation).
The "Translate Image" keyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+Z (might be unset, check bindings in
extension menu)) and context-menu command (right-click or Alt+Shift+D) now serves as a dual
command which also shows the original image if clicked on a translated image. It used to just do
nothing if the image was already translated.
Torii Visual Novel Translator
26/03/26 · Version 2.0.15.1
Created a new Torii desktop app - Torii Visual Novel Translator!
You can use the same Torii account and the same credits to translate your favorite visual novels
locally on your computer.
Added the "Global Editing" option to website and extension Edit mode.
This allows you to edit all the text boxes at once instead of one by one.
Bubbles only in the extension
24/02/26 · Version 2.0.14.1
Added bubbles_only button to the extension.
This allows you to only translate the text in speech bubbles, without translating the
annoying background text or sound effects, which has been a requested feature for quite some
time now ...
It works by running a separate bubble detection algorithm and then filters the text boxes based
on that information. It's experimental but I hope it works well for most images. If you notice
that some text in your image isn't being translated, try disabling the bubbles_only button and
translate again.
Removed the "Gemini 3 Pro" model from the list of models.
The model disappointed me and annoyed me because it was unpredictable in its cost and
translation speed. It could sometimes cost up to 30 credits per image and take 1 minute to
translate. This is because it's a reasoning model and it can hallucinate and start thinking for
way too long. This is not good for a translator like Torii, where reasoning models would be
overkill for the simple taks of translation. Use Gemini 3 Flash, as it's the best model for the
job, and cheap.
Context sharing
17/02/26 · Version 2.0.13.1
Big feature - context sharing.
Works best with smarter models. I recommend Gemini 3 Flash.
The context sharing feature allows past translations to share their context with future
translations, improving consistency and quality of the translations.
This feature costs more credits per image (up to 1 or 2 more credits per
image, depending on selected model).
Enabling this should result in fewer pronoun and name mistakes.
It works by passing a summary of each past page over to the next translation, in a smart way -
this explains the increase in credits cost since more tokens are used for translation.
On the website you have more granular control of the context span. On the extension you can only
enable or disable the feature, which maintains a running context for the current page and all
translations in it, which resets when the page is refreshed or website changed.
History auto-save
29/01/26 · Version 2.0.12.1
Added auto-save feature to the extension's History tab.
Improved Settings tab's UI.
The auto-save feature works by saving all translated images, both the already cached ones and
all future ones.
Also added a "View in new page" button to the Detailed Image view in the History tab. This
allows you to see the full sized image.
Translation history, stored on your device
26/01/26 · Version 2.0.11.1
Added translation history to the website and extension.
Added translation cache to the website and extension.
Removed Feedback page (which no one even used) from extension and
replaced it
with Translation History page. See screenshots below. The website history is located at the
bottom of the upload/translate page.
Added text alignment option to the website and extension.
Torii no longer stores your images on our servers. All storage is now done on your device,
locally. This is a major security and privacy improvement.
Images used to be stored on our servers for 3 days before being automatically deleted. This was
used so that it wouldn't cost you credits if you translated the same image, and more
importantly, it was used during Edit mode, so that the original, translated and inpainted images
could be used and displayed for you to control the translation result to your liking.
Everything still works just like before. This also means that you can now choose how long images
can stay until deleted, from 1 day to never.
This also means you can have a history of your translations, so that you can easily access them,
edit them, download them, whenever you want.
Custom prompts and text styling
19/12/25 · Version 2.0.10.1
Added custom prompts to the website and extension translation settings.
Added color gradients to the website and extension Edit modes.
Added bold and italics options for text to the website and extension Edit
modes.
Added Global zoom level to the website translate workspace.
Added the ability to reorder images and to add new images to the website
translate workspace.
Added Clean button next to Translate button in the website translate
workspace. This will remove all text from the images.
Improved the font size sliders greatly.
Added panning with middle mouse button to the website and extension Edit modes.
Added the ability to use the scroll wheel to increase the font size of the currently selected
text box, by holding down the alt key.
Manual OCR and model updates
09/10/25 · Version 2.0.9.1
Added new mode to the Edit Mode - "Manual OCR".
Added Grok 4 Fast to the model list.
Replaced the Gemini models with a single latest Gemini 2.5 Flash model.
Removed unused GPT-4.1 model and only kept GPT-5.
Updated Claude model to 4.5
Added 1 new font - Mogul Irina.
With the new OCR mode, you can now manually select text that you want Torii to re-detect and
re-translate. This is especially useful if the text was not detected correctly initially and
something went wrong, giving you extra power when making perfectly translate pages.
Fixed an issue where typing in a textbox would constanly move the text box up and down. Now it
should feel more intuitive to type during Edit mode inside the textboxes.
I removed all of the Gemini model options and replaced them with the new Gemini 2.5 Flash model.
The image context model variants were barely used by users and I don't think they're worth the
extra cost, since there was barely a noticeable difference in the translation output.
New fonts and PDF downloads
28/08/25 · Version 2.0.8.1
Added 2 new fonts - Hayah and Itim.
Hayah is for arabic languages.
Itim is for Thai languages.
Also added a sign out button in the extension settings, at long last 😀
Added PDF downloading of all translated images as an option instead of just ZIPs.
Fixed a bunch of bugs with the translate and pricing pages
GPT-5 and model updates
11/08/25 · Version 2.0.7.1
GPT-5 added as a translation model and a bunch of other small updates!
GPT-5 is cheaper and hopefully better than 4o. I'm keeping 4.1 since I saw lots of people liked
using it.
Deepseek updated to use version 0324
Claude has been updated from 3.5 to 4.0 Sonnet
You can now press Ctrl+S to save your Torii project on the website.
You can now press Ctrl+X to view the original/translated image during edit mode. Also a
dedicated button for it.
Torii can now handle png images with transparency. It used to remove the alpha channel during
processing, but now it works as expected.
The zoom level when uploading to the website is now more consistent, showing the entire image
within the canvas by default.
PDF files maintain their original filename during download on the website
New option in the 'Settings' page for the extension - you can set which corner the Torii icon
appears on
New command for the extension - repeat previous screen crop - useful when you want to crop the
same area again without selecting it with your mouse, such as when reading manga. You need to
set the shortcut yourself from the extensions page. Useful when no other translation works and
only screencrop is available.
You can now edit any image, not just whatever you have translated with the extension. This is
accessed from the Torii menu or the right-click menu.
Undo and project files
09/07/25 · Version 2.0.6.1
Added undo functionality to edit mode! You can now press the undo
button
or
press Ctrl+Z to undo changes.
Added 2 new sliders to edit mode - padding and border radius - for
more
control over the look of text bubbles.
Added the rotation ability to the extension's edit mode - you can now
rotate
text to any angle in the extension as well.
Added 2 new options in the Settings page of the extension popup -
Light
novel
mode and Legacy inpaint mode - One is primarily for reading all of the text in paragraphs on
top
of the entire image (useful for light novels) and the other is used if you prefer the old
inpainting that Torii used, non GPU-based.
Added the ability to upload PDFs to Torii on the website. They get
converted
to images so Torii can read from them and translate them.
Added the ability to export/import Torii projects. This is useful if
you
want
to save your work and come back to it later. Only available on the website. The button is
near
the top right where the "X" is.
You can also now paste images into the upload field on the Torii website for a quick
translation
instead of having to save the image first using some other software and then upload it to
Torii.
A bunch of small bugfixes.
Inpainting and painting
05/06/25 · Version 2.0.5.1
Inpainting is now available! Torii now uses GPUs to inpaint images.
Inpainting is the process of using AI models to fill in or change parts of an image. For
Torii's
use case, it's used to remove the old text before drawing the translated texts on top. Until
now, Torii used a legacy CPU model to do this and you've probably noticed how it sometimes
smudges the text bubbles or the background. More sophisticated AI models can do this much
better, and I added a GPU to my server to do just that!
Inpainting is also available not just as automatic text removal during translation, but also
as
a manual option, accessed from the "Edit" feature. See the images below.
Not only inpainting, but also regular painting with colors is now available. This is useful
if
you want to quickly draw over the images with a brush of any color.
This is also available in the "Edit" feature and both options are super useful for
professinal
scanlation.
2 new fonts were added at the request of users - Edo (a brush stroke font), for English
only,
and RIDIBatang (a serif font), for many languages, but mostly for Korean.
Claude 3.5 Sonnet was added as a new translation model.
You can now hold ctrl+scroll to zoom in/out in the edit mode.
Added a new toggle border button in the edit add text mode, for a border around the text
box.
Torii was fixed for Pixiv and many other sites where it was giving errors.
Check out the screenshots/gifs below ⬇️
Gemini 2.5 Flash and GPT-4.1
23/04/25 · Version 2.0.4.1
New translation models added - Gemini Flash 2.5 Thinking and GPT-4.1!
Both models were released just a week ago, so they should be state of the art. Gemini Flash
2.5 is the interesting one because it's a reasoning model - meaning it thinks for a little
bit before giving an answer. GPT-4.1 is slightly cheaper than 4o and maybe slightly faster,
while Gemini 2.5 is slightly more expensive than 2.0 since it spends more resources while
thinking about the answer.
Both models are still experimental, but I hope they perform well so I can keep them for
Torii. Please let me know how they perform if you decide to test them.
I've also experimented with image context being added to the prompt for the 2 Gemini models.
You should see those options as well. Basically, I'm providing the original image to Gemini
so it can use it as context, just as you would while reading your manga for example, to see
if it's going to perform better at translations. I've tested it a bit and I was happy with
the results so I decided to add it. Both 2.0 and 2.5 have this variation, but it costs +1
credit on top, since the image costs quite a bit of extra tokens. Play around with these and
tell me how it goes!
I've fixed a bunch of bugs and made some more UI improvements in the Translate page, as well
as the extensions:
You can now save the translated texts from Torii into a .txt file with a single button
click.
You can now zoom into your image with a nice slider.
You can now select any brush size with a nice slider for erasing.
You can now copy both original text and translated text to the clipboard. The buttons appear
next to the text box in the edit page.
Erasing now works just like before - you can erase both the text and the background at the
same time, making it more convenient, instead of first removing the text and then erasing
just the inpainted background.
Split Chinese language into two - simplified and traditional.
See all changes in the screenshots below ⬇️
A new design and the editor
14/04/25 · Version 2.0.3.1
Complete UI redesign and brand new "Editing" feature!
Both the website and the extension popup now have a new and more professional, modern design. I
hope you like it. I've put a lot of effort particularly into the Translate page so go and check
it out!
Perhaps the biggest change is the new and improved "Editing" feature! You can now actually
properly edit the translated texts in your images, allowing for full control, instead of just
erasing or adding new text.
WildWords font is also now finally available to edit with.
Go check it out in the new Features section of the landing
page, or check out the new demo video at the top.
I hope you guys don't encounter any bugs, but if you do, please let me know and I'll fix them
immediately!
Editing text after translation
16/03/25 · Version 1.0.37.1
New feature! Adding ("Editing") text in images after translation!
This feature is available under the same "erase" button from before, now called "edit".
Check out the image and gif to see it in action!
Many users wanted a way to edit the text after translation, because sometimes the
translation needs a small change to make it sound better. Unfortunately, you can't edit the
text which appears in the image because it's literally a part of the pixels, but if you
combine my erase feature from the last update and this feature, you're basically doing
the same thing!
First you erase any unwanted text and then you add the correct text you wanted. You can then
download the perfect edited image. This update is basically an extension of the last "erase"
update and makes Torii a very flexible tool for getting the right translated image.
This allows you to quickly get the image you want, without going to Photoshop to fix it.
I've also made improvements for how this gets handled on mobile and should feel more natural
now.
Gemini 2.0 Flash
07/02/25 · Version 1.0.34.1
New translation model! Gemini-2.0-Flash is here!
Gemini was released by Google yesterday, and Torii is first to have it :3
After a little bit of testing, I've found that this model is really good, really cheap and fast.
For some translations to me it seemed like it's better than DeepSeek and GPT4o even!
I've only tested it on my native language so please, compare it to DeepSeek and decide for
yourself which one your prefer.
It's also about 30% faster than them! Which is really important for you all.
It will cost 1 credit per image, just like DeepSeek.
Please try it out and tell me how it does for your translations.
Erase from the context menu
28/01/25 · Version 1.0.33.1
Added the erase feature to the context menu!
A user requested I add it to the right-click menu and to the "ALT + SHIFT + D" shortcut
menu.
unfortunately, Chrome doesn't allow more than 4 named shortcuts for some reason, so if you
want the erase feature to have its own keyboard shortcut, you need to go to the browser's
extension menu, find Torii, and create your own shortcut for the erase feature. The other
shortcuts are the same as before.
This is a minor update which most people won't use but I thought I would let you guys know.
It's for people who either like shortcuts or don't use the Torii icon to translate the
images.
Erase unwanted translations
25/01/25 · Version 1.0.32.1
New feature! You can now erase any translations you don't want to see
from
your translated image.
Many users have been annoyed by how often sound effects also get translated into big
annoying words, instead of only the text bubbles. This makes the reading experience slightly
worse and these users have asked that I find a way to remove these bad translations or to
allow the user to remove them by editing the final image.
First I tried telling GPT-4 to just not translate these, but it's having a hard time
deciding which text is good and which is bad, so it wasn't worth it.
There was also an option to send text bubbles as overlaid images, instead of the entire
image all at once pre-rendered, but this turned out to be super buggy and again not worth
it.
I finally came up with a decent approach - you can just erase any text you don't want to
see, as if in Photoshop, and the original image will appear underneath!
I think it turned out pretty good, so please test it yourself. Check the images and GIFs
next to this post to see what it looks like!
This feature is also available on the website's Translate
page. Just translate any image and it will appear on the
right next to the other options.
I know many people probably don't care, but some people were really bothered so I wanted to
add it. It should also work well on mobile, although maybe a little bit less efficient than
using a mouse.
GPT-4o is back
20/01/25 · Version 1.0.31.1
Added back GPT-4o as a translation model!
Some users complained that they definitely want GPT-4 back because they prefer its translation
quality over DeepSeek.
Depending on the text length, the cost can range from 2 to 6 credits with GPT-4, which is it's
one disadvantage! On average I've noticed it would be around 2 or 3 per image.
Last but not least, I think I've managed to improve the translation quality to sound a little
more natural for DeepSeek, making it now even better!
I apologize to everyone who felt like Torii took a step back by removing GPT-4, but hopefully
now everyone is happy. After all, you do have 50% more credits now, which
includes GPT-4 as well!
Fonts for more languages
09/01/25 · Version 1.0.29.1
Greatly improved fonts!
WildWords is a great font which is now available for 60 languages, not just English! Try it
out! This is everyone's favorite font, so I just had to update it. The latest version of it
supports all European languages, with Greek being the newest addition!
Bangers and KomikaJam have also expanded their language coverage, now supporting 50 and 30
languages respectively!
Kalam has been removed as a font, since it's widely unused, doesn't support many languages
and Noto is a better alternative in my opinion.
You can find out which languages are supported for each font by hovering on the dropdown
selection for that specific font.
I think this is a great aesthetic improvement for Torii, because until now non-English
speakers had to only use, which is not the most pleasant font to look at for manga
purposes.
⬇️ Below is a list of languages which are supported by the new and updated WildWords. I
fully expect most users to use this font from now on.
Simpler pricing, more credits
03/01/25 · Version 1.0.28.1
Upgraded Torii's pricing page!
Torii now offers 50% more credits for the same price as before!
1 credit now equals 1 image translation. Gone is the complicated pricing and credits system,
where the amount of text in the image affected the cost. Now it's much simpler and it's all due
to the fact that DeepSeek and GPT-4o-mini are such good and cheap models that text translation
pricing is insignificant.
The new pricing lists number of images instead of number of credits. You can now know exactly
how many images you expect to translate for your purchase. I have also updated every existing
account with the right amount of remaining images, instead of credits.
I have managed to optimize the servers a bit and worked really hard to lower the pricing so
that it's not too expensive for everyone.
In the future I hope to lower the pricing again by some percentage.
The subscriptions are now gone, leaving only the one-time payments. This was done for the sake
of simplicity. I noticed that most people who purchase a subscription just cancel right away,
as if it's a one-time purchase. I understand that this was done to simply get the discount for
more credits, which is why there are now increasing discounts present on every pricing item, in
its description. The more credits you purchase, the less they cost and the greater the discount!
Anyone who still has an active subscription is not affected by this. You can still use Torii
just as before and your credits have also been adjusted. You can cancel your subscription at any
time from the extension popup, or by emailing me.
I hope you enjoy this change, because it was done out of consideration for you, the user. Torii
is now a little cheaper and more accessible for everyone. Happy translating :)
DeepSeek
26/12/24 · Version 1.0.27.1
New translation model added - DeepSeek!
DeepSeek was just released and it's looking to be the best LLM in the world right now, beating
gpt and gemini easily, while much cheaper and just as fast!
I had to add it, it has the best translation right now, while somehow being cheaper than gpt
mini.
Please try it and tell me how it goes!
Gemini Pro and Flash
22/12/24 · Version 1.0.26.1
New translation models added - Gemini Pro and Gemini Flash!
I noticed that Google has significantly updated their translation models in terms of quality,
performance and most importantly, cost.
These models seem to perform just as well as their respective GPT counterparts.
They are basically twice as cheap as the GPT models.
Please try them out and report to me any odd behavior. This is still experimental.
A Torii context menu and shortcuts
17/12/24 · Version 1.0.25.1
New context menu and shortcuts have been added for Torii actions!
Some awful websites make it so that you can't download images and even Torii doesn't work on
them. The worst websites make it so that you can't even right-click on them to bring up the
context menu for a Torii Screenshot!
Now Torii has its own dedicated context menu, accessed by pressing the combination "ALT +
SHIFT + D"
This bypasses the problem of not being able to right-click on the image.
I also added shortcuts for the other commands for people who hate clicking menus and don't
mind remembering the combination.
"ALT + SHIFT + X" - Screen Crop
"ALT + SHIFT + C" - Screenshot Translate
"ALT + SHIFT + Z" - Normal Translate
All of them are written in the browser's shortcut settings, where you can change them.
Also, if you forget them, they appear in the menus themselves, so you can be reminded.
See what it looks on the image on the right ➡️
A shortcut for screen crop
06/12/24 · Version 1.0.24.1
Added keyboard shortcut for Screen Crop feature!
Now you can just press 'Alt + Shift + X' to use the feature instead of clicking 3 times to
access it from the right-click menu.
For those who already use Windows's 'Alt + Windows + S' for screenshots, this will be a very
familiar experience!
Please notify me if the shortcut is not working for you, as other extensions might already be
using that particular key combination, in which case you need to go to your browser's shortcut
settings and chage it manually.
Naturally this is not available on mobile.
Screen crop
27/11/24 · Version 1.0.23.1
New feature! Screen cropping support has been added!
You can now crop any part of your screen and instantly translate whatever is on it!
Simply right-click anywhere on your page and select "Torii > Screen Crop" in the menu.
Then drag your mouse to select the area you want to translate and it will crop it and send
it for translation.
The resulting translated image will be overlaid on top of your page and will be draggable
and closable.
Check the GIF on the right to see it in action ➡️
This feature is not available on mobile, because mobile browsers don't allow right-click
menus.
This feature was requested by a user who wanted to translate what he's seeing on a youtube
video.
Better on mobile
23/11/24 · Version 1.0.22.1
Improved mobile user experience!
Torii now works on mobile just as well as on PC!
The "Always visible" option is now gone, because Torii now works as intended using cursor hover,
just like on PCs!
Since there's no cursor to hover with on mobile, instead, you
need to drag your finger slightly, or tap on the image (as long as the tap isn't an action or
link), and the torii icon will appear as before.
The always visible option was awful before because it created a ton of torii icons everywhere on
the page.
Now you can choose which image it should appear on, just like on desktop.
When you "hover" over anything else which is not the image, the torii icon will either lower
opacity so you can read the translation, or it will be remove if no translation has occured.
Personal thanks to user @Waffle on discord for pushing me to improve the mobile experience.
Google Translate is back
20/10/24 · Version 1.0.21.1
Google Translate has returned as an option for the translation models!
I initially removed it some months ago because I thought it was pointless to keep, since the new
GPT models are so much better when it comes to quality and cost.
I am bringing it back because some users might not care so much about the translation quality,
and care a lot more about translation speed! In fact, many users have
complained that Torii is sometimes slow. This is because Torii depends on the speed of OpenAI's
GPT models for translation.
Google translate is much faster than the GPT models, and each image should take
no more than 2 seconds to process. But it is more expensive than the GPT models
The cost per image might be 0.31 credits using gpt-4o-mini, but with google it could even be as
high as 1 full credit.
Check the Google Translate API pricing page here if you wanna see for yourself.
Not a big change, but perhaps some users might appreciate it if they only care about how fast
Torii is.
Mobile support
04/10/24 · Version 1.0.20.1
Mobile support has been added for Torii Image Translator!
Go check out the new info page for more details here
Most of you read your manga on your mobile devices and I've heard your feedback, so I
did my
best to make the Torii mobile experience as good as PC
All you need is an extension compatible browser, which unfortunately is not Chrome (＞︿＜)
Also, I'm still working on iOS support, but the browser situation there is even more
annoying.
Only
the Orion Browser works, and not very well. Still experimental so not recommended.
Another feature! Right-click on image context menu has a new item.
This was already there from a previous feature, which allowed you to screenshot the image if
the
normal Torii Gate click didn't work. It's still there and still called "Screenshot (don't
scroll)"
Now there's a new button, which is just the normal Torii Gate translate click, but in the
context
menu form instead of the little red spinning icon.
This is not a very exciting feature, but some users requested I add it because the Torii
Gate
was
annoying for them and didn't want it to sit on top of their images.
Now you can click "Disable" inside the popup "Settings" menu and Torii will no longer appear
on
top
of your images. But you can still translate them using right-click on your mouse and
clicking
the
new menu item.
Subscriptions
17/09/24 · Version 1.0.19.1
Subscription plans are now here!
Many users have requested that I add subscriptions instead of annoying one-time payments.
The subscriptions offer a lot more credits, for the same prices you've gotten used to with
one-time payments.
The subscriptions are not unlimited however. This is because I cannot offer infinite image
translations at the current time. Torii will die if even one user decides to translate
100,000 images per day, which is possible. I can't offer that many translations for a fixed
low price. It needs to work with credits again. I will rethink this in the future but for
now, this is how it is.
You can still purchase one-time credits, which still stay forever with your account. You can
have both a subscription and multiple one-time credits purchases.
If you're on a subscription, when translating you will first use up your subscription
credits. If they go down to 0, then you start using your available one-time credits like
before.
Subscription credits get used up as you translate. After a month has passed, if your
subscription is still active, your subscription credits get reset to the amount they started
with, but they don't accumulate if you didn't use them all up from the previous month. Only
one-time credits accumulate with every purchase.
Basically, subscriptions allow you to buy credits for cheaper and it's for people who know
they will need to translate things every month. If you run out of subscription credits, you
can still purchase normal one-time credits.
The new pricing table has been updated! Check it out here: Pricing
Translate by screenshot
27/08/24 · Version 1.0.18.1
New feature! Added a quick screenshot button to the right-click
context
menu.
I'm sure some of you have encountered errors when using Torii on some websites, saying
"Failed to process image ..."
The problem is that due to Chrome restrictions, extensions like Torii don't have the ability
to access the images already loaded on your page. Instead Torii needs to re-download them,
which some websites don't allow, which is why you get errors on some of them and not others.
This update tries to fix this by taking a screenshot of the pixels on your screen, instead
of downloading the image.
In order to take a screenshot, your screen must scroll through the entire image and stich
together all the pixels.
This means you must not scroll while a screenshot is being taken or your image will
be broken.
This also means that this screenshot feature cannot work with the auto-translation feature.
This feature had to be added to the context menu on right-click because that's the only way
Chrome allows the extension to have screenshot permissions.
This feature should only be used on websites where you get the errors. You should still use
Torii normally otherwise.
Just right-click on the image with your mouse and select the screenshot option.
See what it looks on the image on the right ➡️
This is the best that can be done within the developer implementations imposed by Chrome.
I hope you like it! Thank you for using Torii :]
A cheaper GPT-4o
14/08/24 · Version 1.0.17.1
New OpenAI model released!
GPT-4o now has a new version which is cheaper by 50% compared to the old one.
This means that each translation will cost a little less than before, meaning less credits used,
meaning more translations for you guys!
GPT-4o-mini is unaffected.
Also, I have changed the FREE PLAN to now be considered a FREE TRIAL, meaning it it should be
used by new users to test things out to see if Torii is right for them or not. Free credits no
longer reset every week. This is a financial decision I had to make.
Download translated images
06/08/24 · Version 1.0.16.1
New feature! Added a download button for your images!
It is located right next to the auto-translation button.
Pressing it will download all of the translated images on the page - either as a single
image or as a zip file with all of them.
See what it looks on the image on the right ➡️
An always-visible Torii icon
05/08/24 · Version 1.0.15.1
Added the option in settings to make the Torii icon always visible for every image on the
page, instead of just on hover. The default behavior is on hover as it always has been, and
is recommended for PCs. This
new option is useful for mobile and tablet devices which do not have mouse cursors and can't
hover over images.
Removed DeepL and Google translation models, because they're too expensive and do not output
high quality translations.
Only GPT-4 models are left, with the mini model being the default one. The large model is
20%
cheaper than DeepL and the mini one is 200% cheaper. They are also much higher in
translation quality and their only minor downside is that they are slightly slower, by 1-2
seconds on average which is no big deal for most users, especially if using
auto-translation.
For example, with DeepL for 20 credits you can translate ~20 images, but with
GPT-4-mini,
you can translate 60+ images at higher quality. It's just a no-brainer to use.
Also, no one seems to be using Google ...
Auto translate
01/08/24 · Version 1.0.14.1
New feature! Added auto translation button!
Many users requested I add this - now instead of reading a whole manga chapter and clicking
on each image one-by-one, you can simply toggle auto-translation and just read your manga
normally while every image on the page is being translated at the same time!
The button is located right next to the Torii gate - a blue button with the letter "A" for
auto. It rotates when it is active.
The auto-translation is active until you click it again or until the page refreshes.
See what it looks on the image on the right ➡️
Also for this update, some small bug fixes and improved readability: translated text should
now better fill up text bubbles in manga instead of being super small.
Also fixed arabic, hebrew and other right-to-left languages. Now they are fully supported.
Because this is new, and only tested by me (not thousands of users), stuff might go wrong
initially for some people. In which case, please email me or provide feedback of user
experience. I will be there to immediately fix it. Currently the button auto-translates all
images on the page which are at least 500px in width and height. If you have any
suggestions, let me know!
Font choices
29/07/24 · Version 1.0.13.1
Added support for other fonts!
Most manga readers are familiar with the CC WildWords font used for most manga
translations.
New fonts added are: CC WildWords, Kalam, Bangers, Komika Jam
These fonts are English only. They do not support other languages, where only will
be used.
Simply go to the settings page and select one. Default is, which is what Torii has
always used.
Image on the right shows what is looks like in the settings page ➡️
GPT-4o mini
20/07/24 · Version 1.0.12.0
New and improved GPT translation model, called GPT-4o-mini, has replaced the old GPT-3.5 model.
This model was just released by OpenAI and they claim it is better, cheaper and faster than
GPT-3.5.
To use, simply select the new GPT-4-mini option from the model dropdown.
The new model is 60% cheaper than the old model, which was already cheap to begin with. Meaning,
this new model will give you nearly the best quality, and will allow nearly the maximum possible
number of images for your credits. The only downside, once again, is that since it is a GPT
model, it is somewhat slower than DeepL for example, but that is a choice you have to make.
Login fixes and Brave support
28/06/24 · Version 1.0.11.0
Fixed some more login errors.
Extension should now work on more browsers, such as Brave.
Website download fix
09/06/24 · Version 1.0.10.0
Fixed the local translate on the website not being able to download back more than 10
images. Now all images will be downloaded.
Cleaner text removal
27/05/24 · Version 1.0.8.0
Made a nice improvement to image inpainting, which is the process of removing the old text from
the image!
You should now see far fewer annoying smudges around the new text!
This is achieved by reusing the background color of the old text whenever adequate.
Please send feedback if you notice anything weird :]
Bulk translation on the website
17/05/24 · Version 1.0.7
Bulk local translation now available!
Translate multiple images at the same time here at: Torii Translate
GPT-4o
13/05/24 · Version 1.0.6
Now using latest GPT-4o model, released today by OpenAI!
GPT-4o is 2x cheaper, 2x faster, and outputs higher quality translations.
This means Torii translations using GPT-4o will cost 2x less translation credits per image
request and will arrive 2x faster, which is great for you, the user!
Translate several images at once
12/05/24 · Version 1.0.5
Multiple Torii Gates can now appear on multiple images, instead of just one at a time.
Meaning, now you can translate multiple images at once, instead of waiting for each one to
complete translating.
Improved extension funcionality and flexibility.
General bug fixes.
Bug fixes and more websites
01/05/24 · Version 1.0.4
General bug fixes.
Extension should now work on more websites, for example: Pixiv
Lower prices
27/04/24 · Version 1.0.3
Pricing options are now cheaper.
Second option changed from $6.99 to $5.99 and from $1.35 per 100 credits to $1.20 per 100
credits
Third option changed from $14.99 to $12.99 and from $1.15 per 100 credits to $1.08 per 100
credits
Edge and Chromium support
23/04/24 · Version 1.0.2
Extension now works on Edge and other Chromium browsers (hopefully; only Edge tested)
Fixed more login issues.
Login fixes
21/04/24 · Version 1.0.1
Fixed some login issues.
Logs now available when inspecting the extension using dev-tools.
Added new "Rate the extension" button in "Settings" page.
