MangaPeek vs YiKey

MangaPeek helps you read manga, comics and webtoons in your language. Start from the home screen to browse a page, import a photo or screenshot, or type and paste text. Recognize image text on your device, preview it, and translate when you choose. Translate the visible browser area or a selected image region and view translations over the content. Features: • 40 translation target languages, including Turkish, English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Persian, Ukrainian and Vietnamese • Search languages by their names and native names • Source image languages based on your device's text-recognition support • Standard and manga reading profiles • Copy translations, hear them spoken and save words • Optional account-scoped local translation history • Private browsing and favorite pages • Share images and links to a local inbox • Account token balance and transaction history • Support for larger text and light or dark appearance Translation requires an account and character tokens. Purchases are consumable character packages. OCR runs on your device; recognized or entered text is sent to the translation service when you request a translation. Images are not sent to the translation server. Image text recognition and speech support vary by device and language. Vertical or stylized text recognition can vary. Check recognized text before translating.

YiKey is a Traditional Chinese Zhuyin keyboard built for people who switch between Chinese and English all day. Type in Zhuyin with fast local candidates, translate the text around your cursor, and use Voice Pad to dictate a sentence before sending it back to the keyboard. Key features: - Traditional Chinese Zhuyin input with phrase candidates - Chinese to English and English to Traditional Chinese translation suggestions - Voice Pad for speech-to-text handoff - Translation replacement flow for newly dictated or typed text - Privacy-aware release build that sends translation requests through a configured proxy and does not store a DeepL API key in the app Online translation requires enabling Allow Full Access for the keyboard so iOS permits network requests. You can still use the keyboard without online translation when Full Access is disabled.