EPUB to PDF

Read an e-book and convert it to a text PDF.

Turn an E-Book Into a PDF You Can Print or Share

EPUB is the format of most e-books, and it needs an e-reader app to open. Drop an EPUB here to read any chapter straight away, see how long the book is, and convert the whole thing to a PDF — to print it, annotate it on a tablet, or read it on a device that only understands PDF.

The PDF is laid out with real, selectable text in a serif or sans typeface at the size you choose, with a title page, each chapter starting on a new page, the book’s pictures and page numbers. Page size can be A5 for a book-like feel, A4 or US Letter. Only DRM-free books can be converted; books bought from Kindle, Kobo or Apple Books are usually locked to their apps.

Key features

  • Read in the browser — preview any chapter before converting.
  • Real text PDF: searchable, selectable and small.
  • Pictures included, with a switch to leave them out.
  • Book typography: serif or sans, 10–14 pt, A5, A4 or Letter.
  • Chapter breaks and page numbers, plus a title page.
Files processed locally in your browser

This tool does its work inside your browser using native Web APIs. The files and text you give it are processed on your device and are not uploaded to our servers.

How to use: EPUB to PDF

  1. Open the EPUB
    Drop a DRM-free .epub file onto the box.
  2. Look inside
    See the chapters, word count and pictures, and preview any chapter.
  3. Choose the layout
    Pick the page size, typeface and text size.
  4. Download the PDF
    Press Download PDF.

Technical specifications

Processing locationEntirely in your browser — no server round trip
Data uploadedNone. Files and text never leave your device
PriceFree — no account, no trial, no usage cap
CategoryPDF
Works offlineYes, once the page has loaded
Browser supportChrome 90+, Edge 90+, Firefox 90+, Safari 15+
Interface languagesEnglish, 中文, हिन्दी, Español, العربية

Frequently asked questions

Why does it say my book is DRM-protected?

Books from most stores are encrypted so only their apps can open them. Converting them is not possible here; DRM-free books from publishers, Project Gutenberg and many indie stores work fine.

Is the layout identical to my e-reader?

The text, headings, lists, tables and pictures are kept; styling such as custom fonts and drop caps is simplified to clean book typography.

Can I read the book without converting?

Yes — choose any chapter from the list to read it in the preview.

Is the e-book uploaded?

No. The EPUB is unpacked and laid out in your browser.

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