10 Best Manga Apps for Android and iOS (2025)

While I adore all sorts of comics, manga, aka Japanese comic books, have always been one of my top picks. Manga like One Piece, Hunter x Hunter, Naruto, and many more left a lasting impression on me with their intriguing storylines coupled with vivid artworks. Despite having a boatload of anime in my watchlist, I turn back to the classy manga again and again. If you are like me and are looking for the perfect manga reader, look no further than this meticulous selection of the 10 best manga apps for Android and iOS.

Last updated on August 27, 2025, to include new Manga apps and replace existing apps that are no longer available.

Note:

As of August 2025, the anime streaming giant Crunchyroll’s reading platform known as “Crunchyroll Manga” which was previously discontinued is all set to launch again some time in 2025. We will check out their app once it releases and add it our list.

1. VIZ Media’s Shonen Jump

The best manga reader app that every otaku needs on their phone is Viz Media’s Shonen Jump. Boasting the entire shonen catalog, the app offers you access to the most popular manga and comics, including some of the most shonen series such as Dragon Ball Super, My Hero Academia, Naruto Next Generations, One Piece, Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, and cult classics like Vampire Knight, Tokyo Ghoul, and more.

Furthermore, the app keeps on adding new series regularly, such as the critically popular Dandadan, Chainsaw Man, etc, so that you always have something interesting to read. Well, the Shonen Jump app is the perfect manga reader for you if you’re a fan of titles from the Shonen Jump series. The app lets you read up to 100 chapters for free every day. However, if you want to read more than that, you can pay $3.99 per month to unlock unlimited reading.

One of my favorite features of this app is the ability to build a vast library of manga. With a fully personalized library, you can catch up with your favorite comics at your own pace. Not just that, it also offers a downloading option to let you read books even offline. What’s more, the app also lets you read free previews of paid volumes to make an informed buying decision.

Key Features:

• New chapters are added timely manner
• All of the Shonen Jump titles are available
• Simul-release feature is readily available
• Free latest chapters available to read
• Offline reading is available

Key Titles Available:

• My Hero Academia
• Dragon Ball Super
• One Piece
• Boruto
• Dandadan
• Chainsaw man
• Tokyo Ghoul
• Kagurabachi

Pros	Cons
Biggest manga library	Cluttered UI
Affordable subscription prices	A few bugs and glitches
Offline reading
A few bugs and glitches

Install: Android and iOS (Free, in-app purchase starts at $3.99 per month)

2. SHUEISHA’s MANGA Plus

Another manga reader app you should check out is Manga Plus. The service brings an absolute ton of manga to your fingertips for you to read anytime you like. It’s an official service that’s available free of cost and brings almost every popular Shonen title you can think of.

Whether you’re a fan of Naruto, My Hero Academia, Jujutsu Kaisen, or Dragon Ball, you can check out all these manga right here on Manga Plus. Manga Plus has the latest chapters from all your favorite manga series in English and is controlled by Shueisha, a Japanese publisher that works with manga artists and creators.

Moreover, Shueisha also hosts numerous titles in different languages, such as French, Spanish, etc. You can also consider getting a Manga Plus Max standard or deluxe subscription to read unlimited chapters without any hassle.

Key Features:

• Almost every Shonen Jump title is available
• Free chapters available
• Available in English and a few other languages

Key Titles Available:

• Naruto
• Boruto: Two Blue Vortex
• Dandadan
• Kagurabachi
• Dragon Ball
• My Hero Academia
• One Piece

Pros	Cons
Best app for Shonen titles	You can read a chapter only once
All chapters available for free
Zero Ads

Install: Android and iOS (Free, in-app purchase starts at $1.99 per month)

3. Kodansha’s K Manga

Kodansha, one of the biggest publishers in Japan, introduced its new digital manga distribution app titled K Manga in 2023. As you are aware, Kodansha owns titles such as Wind Breaker, Gachiakuta, Blue Lock, etc, and all of their titles from shonen to shojo can only be found on the K manga app. Unlike Shonen Jump or Manga Plus, the K Manga app has a coin-based purchase system to access all chapters.

While the app was initially launched only in the US, Kodansha soon made it available in the West as well as Asian countries. Therefore, if you prefer manga from Kodansha, it is a no-brainer that K Manga is the perfect destination for you.

Key Features:

• All the Kodanasha titles are available
• Over 500 titles available
• Free chapters available daily
• Simul-release of new chapters

Key Titles Available:

• Attack on Titan
• Blue Lock
• Ghost in the Shell
• Wind Breaker
• Gachiakuta
• Fairy Tail
• Tokyo Revengers
• The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity

Pros	Cons
Has a good library	Only Kodansha titles are available
Latest chapters are simul-released	No monthly subscription
	Expensive coin-based in-app purchases

Install: Android and iOS (Free, in-app purchase starts at $1 per month)

4. Mangamo

When you’re looking for the best manga reader apps for Android and iPhone, you will come across many that offer manga illegally. We don’t endorse that. Therefore, if you want to read manga legally and ensure that the authors get their due cut, you should check out Mangamo.

It is one of the best manga reader apps you can find out there, boasting a pretty solid collection of titles for your perusal. The app comes with some of the biggest titles out there, like Attack on Titan and Blue Lock, among others.

The subscription isn’t too steep at $4.99 per month and gives you access to over 300 manga comics. New chapters are added every week, so you’ll always have something to read. Plus, there are no ads either, which means your experience will not be hindered by random pop-ups and other ads.

Moreover, if you want to try it out before subscribing, Mangamo lets you read one free chapter every 24 hours without any registration.

Key Features:

• Over 300 titles
• All-inclusive subscription, no hidden fees
• No ads

Key Titles Available:

• Attack on Titan
• Blue Lock
• Fairy Tail
• Fire Force
• Loving Yamada at LV999

Pros	Cons
Offers three free chapters every day	No new weekly updates
Small yet a good manga library	Limited features and library
No ads with subscription plan

Install: Android and iOS (Free, subscription priced at $4.99 per month)

5. WEBTOON: Comics

Webtoon: Comics is one of the highest-rated manga apps on the iOS App Store and the Google Play Store. It delivers top-notch originals, and there are tons of webtoons at your disposal. However, this app doesn’t have many popular titles (except for Noblesse, Tower of God, etc.), but they do have its originals and supports new creators to add their creations to its platforms.

Key Features:

• Largest webcomics community in the world, covering over 23 genres
• Provides their own Webtoon Originals
• Includes epic sagas, short stories, manga, manhwa, and daily comic strips, with access to thousands of creator-owned comics

Key Titles Available:

• Tower of God
• Noblesse
• The God of High School
• Heart Stopper
• Lore Olympus

Pros	Cons
Best destination for webtoons	Lack of popular titles
Offers new originals regularly
Supports upcoming creators

Install: Android and iOS (Free, in-app purchases available)

6. INKR Comics

INKR Comics is the brainchild of the team behind the popular scanlation manga aggregator app, i.e., Manga Rock. Announced in April 2020, the team aims to support comic creators and publishers. To achieve this, the revenue generated from the app is split between content creators and publishers.

With this app, you get access to a variety of comics across action, romance, comedy, horror, drama, Isekai, slice of life, sci-fi, and more. Combined with the personalized recommendations system, you will discover content you will likely love. Moreover, if you have multiple devices, the app auto-syncs your data and reading progress.

Key Features:

• Brings 1000+ manga, manhwa, and manhua in one handy location.
• The preview option helps choose which titles to read next
• Personalized recommendations

Key Titles Available:

• Attack on Titan
• GTO
• Scarecrow
• Tokyo Revengers
• Spirit Catcher
• Fire Force

Pros	Cons
Has over 1,000 manga titles	The ink point system doesn’t work sometimes
Easy to organize your favorites	Longer loading time

Install: Android and iOS (Free, in-app purchases available)

7. MangaToon

Should you wish to read colorful comics, I would recommend you give MangaToon a try. Both in terms of having an extensive library and a range of genres, including comedy, love, horror, romance, and action, this manga app looks right on the money to me.

Just like most of its counterparts, it also adds the hottest web comics daily. Based on your taste, you can make a nice collection of your favorite books and even download the ones that you want to read without any interruption offline.

Have an interesting story to share with others? Well, you can also write your own stories that you have kept under wraps for years and share them with others. The platform can give the needed exposure to your stories so that they can bring a lot of praise to you.

Furthermore, MangaToon is here with support for several languages, including English, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Spanish, Portuguese, and Thai, yet another plus from the flexibility perspective.

Key Features:

• Daily updates
• Bring a bunch of free comics
• Offline reading support
• Create your own stories

Key Titles Available:

• Supreme Demon Warrior
• Battle Through the Heavens
• The Mask
• Mode II

Pros	Cons
Free manga chapters are released every week	An excessive amount of ads
Various language options are available
Self-publishing is a plus

Install: Android and iOS (Free, in-app purchases available)

8. Manga Dogs

When you talk about the top manga apps for iOS and Android, it would not be wise to miss a highly intuitive app like Manga Dogs. One of the biggest highlights of this app is a library of thousands of manga from more than 20 sources. So, I bet it has the goods to cater to your different reading tastes. As the app also keeps a tab on your interests and offers recommendations accordingly, finding the manga that can live up to your preferences should be quite easy.

Besides, it also sends out alerts whenever your favorite books are updated so that you don’t miss out on the latest chapters. All in all, Manga Dogs comes with a handy advanced setting that opens the game for plenty of customization to spice up your reading.

Key Features:

• Massive library of comics
• Personalized recommendations
• Horizontal and vertical reading modes

Key Titles Available:

• Martial Peak
• Apotheosis
• God of Martial Arts
• Yuan Zun
• The Strongest God King
• My Hero Academia

Pros	Cons
Simple and comfortable interface to use	Lack of popular titles
Manga and webtoons in one place
New originals

Install: Android and iOS (Free, in-app purchases available)

9. Amazon Kindle (formerly Comics & Manga by Comixology)

UPDATE:

As of August 2025, Amazon has decided to merge Comics & Manga by Comixology with their popular Amazon Kindle app. Therefore, you can find all the comic contents in Kindle to read without any issues.

The Comics and Manga app by Comixology is brought to you by the Amazon team. You can access it with your Prime membership with no hassle. In their collection, they feature more than 230,000 digital comics, manga, and graphic novels from publishers like Marvel, DC, Viz, Kodansha (the publisher behind the best-selling manga of 2023), Dark Horse, Image, etc.

Moreover, they provide their own unique Comixology Originals that you might like. Thus, you can read your favorite manga as well as try out comics such as Spider-Man and Batman to widen your interests. It is available for both Android and iOS, so both users can enjoy this app.

Key Features:

• Over 230,000 titles
• New chapters and Originals added as soon as they are released
• Offline support

Key Titles Available:

• One Piece
• Naruto
• Attack on Titan
• American Comics
• Chainsaw Man

Pros	Cons
230,000 titles (manga, manhwa, and comics)	Bad UI experience, especially since the Kindle merger
Exclusive access to Comixology Originals	No proper options to exploring the library
30-day free trial and affordable plans

Install: Android and iOS (Free with Prime Membership)

10. Book Walker

We have yet another legal manga reader app on our list, known as Book Walker. Don’t get confused by the name; it is a book-reading app dedicated to manga and light novels. So, light novel readers, there you go, you can read them along with manga in this app.

They have more than 30,000 English light novels and comics available in their collection from publishers including KADOKAWA, Yen Press, Kodansha Comics, Seven Seas Entertainment, J-Novel Club, and many more.

Key Features:

• over 30,000 titles
• New chapters and Originals to be added as soon as they are released
• Includes Light Novels

Key Titles Available:

• Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation
• Don’t Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro
• Ascendance of Bookworm

Pros	Cons
One-stop destination for manga, webtoons, e-books, and even audiobooks	No offline mode
Simul-pub feature for the latest chapters	UI needs improvement
Personalizing library is easy	Coin system implementation is poor

Install: Android and iOS (Free and subscription included)

That’s our ten best manga reader apps on Android and iOS if you want to read manga digitally. If we have missed mentioning any other popular manga reader platforms, feel free to mention them in the comments below, and we will review them and add them to our list accordingly.