No Walls. Just Worlds.
Novels live on continuity: the same cast, the same world, and the same voice across every chapter and volume. Seka translates long fiction as one reading task, so names, terms, and style stay aligned from the first page to the last.
Translate a novel or light novel with Seka. Upload TXT, EPUB, or PDF, keep names and terminology consistent with a glossary, and read the translation chapter by chapter.
Start from the translation entry, choose the novel file from your device, and review the detected details. Select a target language, choose a translation style, add a glossary, and confirm the Credits shown for the task.
Character names, place names, ranks, and invented terms need to read the same way in chapter one and chapter forty. A glossary records the wording you want, and the reading workflow applies it to the whole task instead of restarting from scratch on every chapter.
Fiction depends on how the text sounds as much as on what it says. Choose a translation style that fits the novel, from plain and direct to more literary, and review the passages that carry the voice of the book.
Seka accepts TXT, EPUB, and PDF files up to 50 MB each, which covers most single-volume novels and many serialized texts exported as one file. Before you confirm a task, Seka shows the Credits required for the selected file and options.
Many novels are licensed, fan-translated, or published in a language you want to read. Seka does not grant any rights: only translate material you are allowed to use, and respect the copyright, permission, privacy, and distribution rules that apply to the source and the translated text.
Yes. Light novel and web novel describe where the story comes from, not a separate upload format: prepare the text as TXT, EPUB, or PDF, up to 50 MB per file, and start a translation task.
Add the names and recurring terms to a glossary before you submit the task. The glossary is part of the translation configuration, so the wording you chose stays available while you read the translated chapters.
Timing depends on the length of the text, the selected options, and current service workload. The task flow shows progress and indicates when the reading view is ready.
Only translate material you are allowed to use. You are responsible for copyright, permission, privacy, and distribution obligations for the source and the translated work.
Translation output can vary by language, genre, terminology, and source quality. Review important passages and use only material you have permission to translate.
