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About EPUB to PDF

EPUB to PDF turns a reflowable e-book into a document with fixed A4 pages. Text stays real, selectable and searchable, pictures in the book are set along with it, and each file of the book starts on a new page.

The book is unpacked and set in a web worker on your device; neither the file nor any record of what you are reading goes to a server, and nothing is fetched from another host. The text is set in the app's built-in font, which covers Latin, Greek and Cyrillic script. For Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Arabic and Hebrew text the converter loads a further font the first time a document needs it; characters of other scripts come out blank.

How to use EPUB to PDF

  1. Choose an .epub file that has no copy protection.
  2. Click Convert to PDF. The converter starts first, which takes a moment.
  3. Wait for the success message; the file name and size of the new PDF appear beneath it.
  4. Save the PDF with Download.

On a production

A novel under option needs to be read, marked up and argued over by four people. Reflowable text has no stable page numbers, so nobody can refer to the same place twice. Fixing it to pages gives the adaptation meeting something to point at.

Frequently asked questions

Can I set the page size?
No, the tool has no settings. The book is set on A4 with 2 cm margins in the app's built-in font, which is why the page count rarely matches what your e-reader showed. The book's own fonts and style sheets are not applied.
Can DRM-protected books be converted?
No. Files with digital rights management are encrypted and cannot be read by this tool; it says so instead of producing a PDF. Only unprotected EPUB files can be converted.
Does the table of contents become bookmarks?
Yes. The book's table of contents becomes the PDF's bookmarks, nested as in the book, each pointing at the place where its chapter starts. Links to websites stay clickable; links from one place in the book to another are not carried over.