I want translations placed back into the speech bubbles instead of receiving a separate block of translated text.

This feature places translated text directly back into the original speech bubbles rather than presenting translations in a separate text block. It helps keep dialogue aligned with the visual context for easier reading and comprehension.

This feature reinserts translated dialogue into the original speech bubbles so the translated version matches the layout of the source image. Instead of receiving a separate block of translated text, users can read translations exactly where the dialogue appears in the artwork. This improves clarity by preserving who is speaking and when, especially in panels with multiple characters or overlapping conversations. The experience feels closer to reading a naturally localized comic, manga, or graphic panel. It reduces the need to constantly compare a detached translation block to the original image to figure out which line belongs to which bubble. The feature is useful for quick reading, studying, or sharing translated panels with others. It also supports better flow when translating multi-panel pages, where maintaining sequence and placement matters. By keeping translations in-context, users can focus on the story and visuals rather than doing manual alignment. Overall, it streamlines image-based translation for dialogue-heavy content and improves readability.