Koma Manga Downloader
Keep the manga you love on your own device, forever. Japanese manga, Korean manhwa or vertical webtoons — Koma batch-packs whole series and saves the original HD pages in one click.
Free · No account needed
On these sites Koma recognizes the reader and collects the whole chapter for you. No copying links, no screenshots.
Chapters you can read on official publisher sites.
Shonen Jump+
Comic DAYS
Sunday Webry
Tonari no Young Jump
KadoComi
Kurage Bunch
Zenon Plus
MAGCOMI
Comic Action
Comic Gardo
Comic Earth Star
Comic Border
Ichijin Plus
Comic Ogyaaa
Comic Seasons
Comic Trail
Comic Y-ours
Feel Web
Our Feel
Manga Time SquareLong vertical strips, saved at full length.
Naver WebtoonCommunity translations and original comics.
MangaDex
TapasNot on the list? Open the page, click Koma and pick the images you want to keep.
On manga sites Koma doesn't support yet, it can collect the images the site shows publicly, but encrypted or scrambled manga pages may not be fully recognized.
Site names are trademarks of their respective owners. Koma is an independent tool and is not affiliated with these sites.
Open a chapter
Read as usual. On supported sites, the Koma button appears at the edge of the page.
Pick your pages
The whole chapter is selected for you. Click a page to skip it, or Shift-click to select a range.
Save
Koma downloads every page in reading order and saves the chapter to your Downloads folder, in the format you choose:
Built for keeping manga — not for grabbing random images.
Pages are saved in the order you read them. Nothing missing, nothing extra: ads, covers and other series are left out.
Extra-long vertical strips get readable previews, and every strip is saved at full length.
Open the chapter list, tick the chapters you want and save them in one go. Perfect for catching up on a series.
Install and go. There's no account to create and nothing to pay.
A calm paper-and-ink interface that follows your system theme — in English, 日本語, 한국어, 中文 and more.
Koma helps you keep what you can already read. It doesn't break the rules of the sites you love.
Chapters you haven't unlocked show as unavailable. Koma never tries to get around a paywall.
Chapters saved from MangaDex include a credits file naming the site and the translation group.
Koma has no servers and no tracking. Your downloads and history stay on your computer.
Love a series? Buy the volumes and subscribe where you can — it keeps your favorite creators drawing.
Install Koma, open the chapter on a supported site and click the Koma button at the edge of the page. Every page is selected — press Save and the chapter downloads in reading order.
Yes. Koma is a free manga downloader: every feature is free to use, and there's no account to create.
Yes. Open the series page or its chapter list, select the chapters you want in Koma and save them in one go. They download one after another, and you can pause and resume at any time.
Yes. Koma supports Naver Webtoon and Tapas and handles long vertical strips: previews stay readable and every strip is saved at full length.
Yes. Saved chapters are ordinary files on your computer, so you can read them without an internet connection, copy them to a tablet or phone, or open them in your favorite comic reader.
You choose: a ZIP archive, a CBZ comic-book archive (opens directly in most comic reader apps and includes chapter info), or separate image files. ZIP and CBZ keep each chapter in a single file.
Shonen Jump+, Naver Webtoon, MangaDex and Tapas, plus 19 more Japanese publisher sites including Comic DAYS, Sunday Webry, Tonari no Young Jump and KadoComi — 23 sites in all. The full list is above.
Email us at [email protected] and tell us which site you'd like Koma to support.
No. Koma only saves pages that are already open to you in the reader. Chapters you haven't unlocked show as unavailable, and Koma never tries to get around a paywall.
Koma runs entirely on your device. There's no account and no tracking, and your reading history never leaves your computer. Koma asks for permission to read the pages you open, because that's how it finds the images.
Koma currently runs in Chrome on desktop: Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.