My 9 Manga Maker
Pick the 9 manga that made you — the series you reread, lent out, argued over and never forgot — and turn their covers into a 3×3 grid.
You get a page with your image, a link and forum code. Not listed on Google.
Manga data and covers by AniList
My 9 Manga
What is a My 9 Manga grid?
A My 9 Manga grid is a 3×3 cover collage for the nine manga that made you who you are, often posted as “9 manga that made me” or “my 9 manga”. It is not a best-manga-ever ranking; it is the shelf that explains your taste, from the first volume you loved to the series you still recommend.
The search covers manga and one-shots from AniList, including many manhwa and manhua entries. Titles show the official English name when one exists, and romaji when it does not.
My 9 Manga
The 9 Manga That Made Me Who I Am
How it works
How to make your My 9 Manga grid
01
Search 9 manga
Tap a tile and type a title in English, romaji or Japanese — “Berserk”, “One Piece” and “ベルセルク” all work.
02
Arrange the covers
Drag covers into the order that feels right: by the year you read them, the impact they had, or simply the grid that looks best.
03
Create and share
Tap Create to get your image, a link and forum code, then post it with #My9Manga on X, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit or MangaUpdates.
Where the manga data comes from
My9Maker is a free browser tool by My9Maker. Manga titles, release years and cover images are searched through AniList for identification only. Manga names, trademarks and artwork remain with their respective owners.
By My9Maker. Published 2026-09-28; updated 2026-10-01.
01What does “9 manga that made me” mean?
It is a social grid where you share the nine manga that shaped your taste or stayed with you most. Friends can read the grid at a glance and reply with their own nine.
02Is this a manga grid maker or a template?
It is a manga grid maker. Search each title, pick the cover you want, reorder the 3×3 grid and download the finished image without opening an image editor.
03Can I add manhwa, manhua or one-shots?
Yes. The manga search uses AniList's manga catalog and includes manga plus one-shots, including many Korean and Chinese comics listed there.
04Can I search in Japanese?
Yes. Japanese titles and romaji titles work when AniList has them, so searches like “ベルセルク” can find Berserk.
05Why are light novels missing?
This maker filters to manga and one-shots, so novels stay out. That keeps the page focused on comics and avoids mixing light novels into a manga grid.
06Is it free, and where is my grid saved?
It is free and needs no account. Your unfinished grid is saved only in this browser, so you can reload and keep working on the same device.
07Where do the manga covers come from?
Titles and cover art come from AniList, a community anime and manga database. All manga names, trademarks and artwork belong to their respective owners.