EPUB to PDF
Opens an .epub file, joins the text of its chapters into one long page, and turns that into an A4 PDF made of page-sized images. Images inside the book and the book's own stylesheet are not applied.
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Up to 1 files
How to Use
- 1Drop one .epub file onto the upload area, or click to choose it. Only one file is accepted.
- 2Click Convert to PDF and wait for 'Converting EPUB...' to finish. Long books can take a while.
- 3Download the PDF and skim it: check chapter order, images and page breaks.
- 4If the result is unusable, try converting the book in smaller pieces or use a desktop ebook tool.
Features
- One file at a time (maxFiles is 1), .epub files only
- Reads the EPUB's content list and combines every chapter into one continuous document
- Output is A4 pages; each page is a JPEG image of the rendered text
- Falls back to any .xhtml or .html files in the archive if the book has no readable content list
- Shows an error if no readable chapter content is found
- Runs in your browser; the ebook is not uploaded
FAQ
Will the PDF look like the ebook on a reader?
Not closely. The chapters are drawn with a plain default style (Arial, A4 width), and the book's own stylesheet and embedded fonts are not loaded. Headings, paragraphs and simple formatting in the markup usually come through; custom layout, drop caps and cover art may not.
Are the images in my book included?
Usually not. Image references inside an EPUB point to files packed in the archive, and this converter does not extract them, so they will be missing or show as broken. Expect a text-focused result.
Can I select and search the text in the PDF?
No. Pages are stored as images, so the PDF has no text layer and files can be large. Run OCR PDF on the result if you need searchable text.
Why did my large book fail?
The whole book is rendered as one very tall picture before being cut into pages, and browsers limit how large that can be. Very long books may fail or run out of memory. Also, DRM-protected EPUB files cannot be read.
Is my ebook uploaded?
No. The book is unpacked and the PDF is created in your browser, with no upload for the conversion.