You can translate a light novel, web serial, or complete volume with AI: upload the whole volume once and GoodTrans emails back editable Markdown and TXT, a bilingual review file, and a document-level quality report. Volume and chapter breaks stay in reading order, and a glossary holds character names, ranks, and honorifics across every chapter. Confirm you hold the rights to the work before starting.
Light novels fail on the boring parts: a rank that changes spelling in volume two, an honorific dropped in chapter eleven, a volume translated out of order.
Each volume is translated as one document rather than a pile of pasted chapters. Volume titles, chapter headings, and interlude breaks stay in reading order, and context carries across chapter boundaries.
Decide once how -san, -sama, -kun, Senior Brother, Young Master, or a cultivation realm should read, then keep that decision across the whole volume instead of letting each chapter reinvent it.
Upload a CSV, XLSX, or TXT glossary, or type one rule per line. Reuse the same file for later volumes so a protagonist, a sect, or a skill keeps the same name from volume one to volume ten.
Source and translation sit side by side in one HTML file, so an editor can move paragraph by paragraph and mark the passes that need a human decision instead of rereading 300 pages blind.
An automated report lists omissions, terminology drift, changed numbers, and structural damage, plus which check families actually ran for your language pair. It is a review aid, not a certificate.
A full volume takes time, so the task runs in the background. Submit it, close the tab, and the package arrives by email when translation finishes; failures return the consumed credits automatically.
Four steps from raw volume to a review-ready package.
TXT, Markdown, or PDF up to 50MB, or pasted text. EPUB has its own chapter-aware path on the EPUB translation page. Confirm source and target languages.
Add your glossary and decide the honorific convention up front. This is the step that keeps a hundred-chapter series readable instead of merely translated.
The credit estimate appears before you submit, based on the real length of the volume. Long volumes then run asynchronously in the background.
The email contains editable Markdown, plain TXT, the bilingual review file, and the quality report. Read the report first; it points at the segments worth a human eye.
Direct answers on volumes, honorifics, series continuity, cost, and formats.
See the credit estimate before you commit. Upload the volume, lock the names, and let it run while you get on with something else.