EPUB to PDF
Convert an EPUB e-book to PDF with chapters, pictures and table of contents kept, on pages ready to read on a big screen or print.
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Files are sent over an encrypted connection and deleted from our servers after an hour.
How to convert EPUB to PDF
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Choose a EPUB file on your computer or phone, or drop it into the box above.
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Check that PDF is selected and press «Convert».
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Download the PDF file. You can convert many files at once.
Upload your EPUB and the converter turns it into a PDF using calibre. The chapters, the pictures and the table of contents come along with the text, so the book stays easy to move around in.
An EPUB reflows to fit any screen. A PDF does not. In the PDF, the text is laid out on pages of A4 or Letter size. That makes the book simple to read on a big screen and simple to print, and it looks the same on every device you open it on.
This is handy when you want to read a book on a computer or tablet that has no e-book app. It also helps when you want to print a few chapters, or send the book to someone who only opens PDFs. You can add several files at once if you have more than one book.
One limit to know about: books with DRM protection can't be converted. If your e-book came with that kind of lock, the converter will not be able to turn it into a PDF.
Your file is sent to our servers over an encrypted connection. Files can be up to 100 MB. They are deleted automatically one hour after the conversion, and nobody looks at them.
What is EPUB?
EPUB ebook
The most common open e-book format: text that reflows to any screen, with chapters, pictures and a table of contents.
How to open: Apple Books, Google Play Books, Calibre, Kobo and PocketBook readers, most reading apps.
What is PDF?
Portable Document Format
A fixed-layout document that looks the same on every device: text, fonts, pictures and pages stay exactly as they were made. The standard for contracts, invoices, forms and e-books.
How to open: Any browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox), Adobe Acrobat Reader, the built-in viewer of macOS, iOS and Android.