Guide
How to use AniBook.
Everything you can do here — reading, tagging, posting, and connecting with friends.
- 1.Open Manga in the nav — the whole library is browsable without an account.
- 2.Search by title, or use Filters to narrow by genre, year, or sort order (most popular, recently updated, newest, A–Z).
- 3.Tap a title to see its details and chapter list, then tap a chapter to start reading.
- 4.Scroll down through the pages — more chapters and more titles load automatically as you reach the bottom.
- 1.While reading, tap Tag & share on any page (it appears in the corner of each page).
- 2.Write a reaction — this needs an account, so you'll be asked to sign in if you haven't already.
- 3.Type @ to mention a manga or a person — a dropdown will suggest matches as you type.
- 4.Use the toolbar to make text bold, italic, bigger, or add a link.
- 5.Hit Share to feed — it posts with the page image attached, and friends will see it.
- 1.Feed shows posts ranked by how close you are to the poster, engagement, and recency — the same idea as Instagram or Facebook.
- 2.Like, comment, or reply on any post. Replies can go arbitrarily deep — reply to a reply to a reply, like a real thread.
- 3.Share a post directly to a friend's chat using the share button.
- 4.Post your own thoughts anytime from the box at the top of the feed — it supports the same @mentions and formatting as tagging a page.
- 1.Find Friends under the nav (or your profile's Friends count) to see requests and discover people.
- 2.Send a friend request, or accept/decline ones sent to you.
- 3.Once you're friends, you can message them and share posts straight to your conversation.
- 1.Message any friend from Chat, their profile, or by sharing a post to them.
- 2.The bell icon shows likes, comments, replies, mentions, and friend activity as they happen.
- 1.No — browsing manga and the feed is completely open.
- 2.An account is only needed to post, tag a page, comment, reply, like, add friends, or chat.
- 3.Sign up with email, Google, or Apple from the button in the nav.
Tip: @mentions work the same way in posts, comments, and replies.
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