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Description
Komx is an Android comic and manga reader that can open local files and offers built-in AI tools that run right on your device. It supports common formats such as ZIP and CBZ, as well as image folders containing JPEG, PNG, or WEBP files. Beyond reading, Komx can colorize black-and-white manga using artificial intelligence, recognize text, and translate content directly on the comic pages.
Enjoy reading comics and manga right on your Android device
One of the highlights of Komx is its built-in library system, which keeps your comics stored locally on your phone. You can open ZIP and CBZ files or image directories straight away, with no need to convert them into another format. This makes it a great choice if you already have a manga collection on your device and want a polished reading experience.
The library also comes with useful organization tools, including custom categories, global tags, and Folder Merge. These let you group comics spread across several folders, making them easier to search through and pick up where you left off.
Colorize black-and-white manga with artificial intelligence on your device
A standout feature of Komx is AI Colorization. The app relies on ONNX and TensorFlow models to automatically add color to black-and-white comic pages. According to the developers, all of this processing happens on the device itself rather than on a remote server.
Local processing is appealing if you value privacy or prefer not to upload your images to online services. Keep in mind that AI coloring can be demanding on hardware, especially when handling many pages at once, so performance will vary depending on your Android device.
Built-in OCR, translation, and Web Reader
Alongside its reading and coloring tools, Komx uses Google ML Kit-based OCR to recognize text inside comics. Once the text is detected, you can use the built-in translator to understand manga or comics written in other languages. This is especially handy for imported comics that have no official translation.
Komx also includes a Web Reader that lets you browse online comic pages within the app. Combining your local library with browser functionality means you can manage saved titles and access online sources without hopping between multiple apps.
Tips for getting started with Komx
To begin with Komx, first grant storage access through Android's Storage Access Framework, then choose the folder that holds your manga or comics. If your collection is already packed as a CBZ or ZIP file, you can open it right away and start reading. If you have many series, creating categories or applying tags will keep your library tidy and easier to navigate.
If you want to try AI Colorization, begin with a handful of black-and-white pages rather than an entire series. Once you've checked the results, adjust how much you use it based on your device's performance. Save OCR and translation for when you actually need them, so they don't consume extra resources while you read.
Conclusion
Komx is more than a standard manga reader. It brings together library management, a Web Reader, text recognition, translation, and AI colorization for black-and-white manga. Support for ZIP and CBZ formats along with image folders makes it flexible for anyone who stores comics directly on their Android device.
If you're after a tool that both reads manga and processes content with AI right on your phone, Komx is well worth considering. Its focus on local processing in particular makes managing and enjoying your collection more independent and convenient.
How to install
- Download the APK file above to your phone.
- Allow “Install unknown apps” when prompted.
- Open the downloaded APK and tap Install.
- If the package includes OBB/XAPK data, follow the bundled instructions.
MOD APKs are modified builds, so Play Protect may show a warning. Install only if you trust the file; use at your own risk.



