About Komga
Komga is a media server for comics, manga, bande dessinee, magazines and eBooks. It organises your files into libraries and lets you read them in a browser.
What it does
Komga reads CBZ, CBR, PDF and EPUB files from your folders and presents them as libraries, series, collections and reading lists. It includes a built-in web reader, and it also works with OPDS reading apps and the Mihon extension for mobile reading. You can edit metadata for series and books directly in the web interface, which helps when file names are messy. Because the server keeps your library in one place, you can read on different devices without copying files around by hand.
Key features
- Libraries, collections and reading lists
- Built-in web reader
- Works with OPDS and Mihon reading apps
- Edit metadata for series and books
- Supports CBZ, CBR, PDF and EPUB files
Who it's for
Comic and manga collectors who want their files on a home server. It suits people who like to organise large archives into series and reading lists, and who read on more than one device.
Pricing and good to know
Komga is released under the MIT licence and is free to use. You need a machine or container to host it, plus enough storage for your files. Installation guides cover Docker and other setups, and the project keeps user guides in its documentation. Community support is available through a Discord server and the GitHub issue tracker.
Highlights
- Libraries, collections and reading lists
- Built-in web reader
- Works with OPDS and Mihon apps
- Edit metadata for series and books
- Reads CBZ, CBR, PDF and EPUB
