Webtoons: manhwa, manhua and original web comics
Vertical-scroll comics made for the phone: Korean manhwa, Chinese manhua and the originals published on WEBTOON, Tapas and their peers. 4,413 webtoons are listed with official reading links, scores and where each one is releasing. Independent creators list theirs for free next to the hits.
What are the best webtoons?
Highest community score among webtoons with a real audience.
Which webtoons are releasing now?
Ongoing series, most popular first.
Most popular webtoons of all time
Korean webtoons (manhwa) on Naver
The source of most English WEBTOON releases.
Chinese webtoons (manhua)
Made a manga, webtoon or anime? List it here, free.
Your series stays where you publish it (your site, Webtoon Canvas, ComicFury, YouTube) and gets a page on AnimeHunt next to studio titles, with ratings and recommendations. AniList and MyAnimeList refuse self-published work; we list it. Moving from Tapas? Point the listing at your new home.
Where can I read webtoons legally?
Every series page links to its official reader. These are the platforms behind most of the catalog; each page ranks what it carries.
- WEBTOON
Naver’s global vertical-scroll platform: Korean originals in English plus Canvas self-published series.
- Tapas
Kakao-owned reader for English webtoons and novels (service ends in 2027).
- Lezhin
Premium Korean webtoons, many mature titles, in English.
- Tappytoon
Licensed Korean webtoons translated into English.
- Manta
Subscription webtoons, romance-heavy, in English.
- Naver Webtoon
The Korean original of WEBTOON; the source for most English releases.
- Kakao Webtoon
Kakao’s Korean webtoon service.
- KakaoPage
Kakao’s Korean platform for webtoons and web novels.
- comico
Japanese and Korean full-colour vertical comics.
- Bilibili Comics
Chinese manhua in English and Chinese.
- Kuaikan Manhua
China’s largest vertical-comic app.
- MANGA Plus
Shueisha’s free official simulpub reader for Jump titles.
- VIZ
VIZ Media’s official English manga reader and Shonen Jump app.
- Shonen Jump+
Shueisha’s Japanese web magazine, home of many web-first hits.
- Piccoma
Kakao’s Japanese reader for manga and Korean webtoons.
- INKR
Licensed manga, manhwa and manhua in English.
What counts as a webtoon here?
A comic made for vertical scrolling: an official reading link on a webtoon platform (WEBTOON, Naver, Kakao, Tapas, Lezhin, Tappytoon, Manta, comico, Bilibili Comics, Kuaikan) or a full-colour series from Korea, China or Taiwan. Japanese manga serialised on those platforms count too; light novels and one-shots do not. Missing one? Tell us.