Komga
Media server for comics, manga, magazines, and eBooks
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Komga is a media server for managing and reading digital comics, manga, magazines, and eBooks from your own library. It provides a responsive web interface, rich library organization tools, and integrations through OPDS and a REST API.
Key Features
- Organize CBZ, CBR, PDF, and EPUB files into libraries, collections, and read lists
- Responsive web UI with an integrated web reader and multiple reading modes
- Metadata editing for series and books, including automatic import of embedded metadata
- Multi-user support with per-library access control, age restrictions, and label restrictions
- REST API for automation and community integrations
- OPDS v1 and v2 catalog support for compatible reading apps
- Device sync features including Kobo Sync and KOReader Sync
- Download books, whole series, or read lists
- Duplicate file detection and duplicate page detection/removal
- Import books directly into series folders and import ComicRack CBL read lists
Use Cases
- Run a central home library for comics and manga accessible from browsers and OPDS clients
- Sync and manage reading across Kobo or KOReader devices alongside a web reader
- Build scripts and integrations around your library using the REST API
Komga is a strong choice for anyone who wants a structured, multi-user comics and eBook library with modern reading options and broad client compatibility via OPDS and device sync.
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