ACBF Editor

If you're a comic book fan who has a large digital collection of favorite publications, you've probably come across poorly written or incomplete files, whether some authors were not mentioned in the metadata or their names had typos.

These issues are usually minor and can be overlooked. However, it becomes problematic when you're trying to organize a library and the items cannot be properly sorted due to missing data.

This unpleasant scenario can be rapidly improved with ACBF Editor, a free and open-source tool available for Windows and Android, which gives you the possibility to make comic book file corrections when it comes to book, publishing and document info, chapter names, fonts and styles, as well as frames or text areas. It can open files with ACBF, CBZ/CBR or ACV format.

Details can be separately edited for the book, publishing and document metadata in three tabs. For instance, it's possible to change the title, author and series name, genre, character names, annotation, keywords, available languages, and database reference. New entries can be added too if info was not already specified.

Publisher info concerns the publisher's name or website address, publish date, city, ISBN, and license type. Meanwhile, document info can be modified for the doc ID and authors. You can also check out the table of contents to correct typos in chapter names or even add new chapters and link them to page numbers.

An editor is provided for frames and text layers, where it's possible to preview the pages and customize the main or page background colors, or draw straight lines, for example.

As far as fonts and styles go, you can pick other options for speech, emphasis, strong text, commentary, code, formal text, letters, heading, audio, thoughts, and signs.

Some settings can also be configured for ACBF Editor, like switching to a different UI language, enabling HiDPI display, or modifying the default frame and text layer colors.

All aspects considered, ACBF Editor can be viewed as a helper tool for applications capable of managing comic books in libraries. If you're interested in building a collection of comics, you can use ACBF Viewer and download books from ACBF.info (totally free).