EPUB to PDF Converter
Convert an EPUB e-book into a PDF with its cover, chapters and pictures, ready to print or share.
Your files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.
- Note
"Convert to PDF" makes a PDF in one click, with pages as images. "Print / Save as PDF" makes a smaller PDF with sharp, selectable text. Books protected with DRM cannot be converted.
EPUB to PDF Converter
A PDF opens on any computer and prints with fixed pages, which makes it handy for sharing an e-book with someone who has no reading app, for printing a chapter or for adding notes. This converter reads your EPUB file in the browser, keeps the cover, the chapters in order, the images and the basic formatting, and lays it all out on A4, Letter or Legal pages with each chapter starting on a new page. Choose Convert to PDF for a one-click file, or Print / Save as PDF for a smaller PDF with sharp, selectable text.
How to use EPUB to PDF Converter
- Choose an EPUB file. Its title, author and chapters are shown.
- Pick the page size and margins.
- Click Convert to PDF, or Print / Save as PDF and choose "Save as PDF" as the printer.
- Open the PDF anywhere, or print it.
When it comes in handy
- Printing an e-book or a few chapters of it.
- Sharing a book with someone who only has a PDF reader.
- Reading and annotating a book in a PDF app.
Frequently asked questions
- Which button should I use?
- "Convert to PDF" creates the file in one step, but its pages are images, so the text cannot be selected and the file is larger. "Print / Save as PDF" uses your browser's print engine: the file is smaller and the text is sharp and selectable. For long books, use Print / Save as PDF.
- Is the original styling kept?
- The structure, images and emphasis are kept, and the book is set in a clean, readable style instead of the publisher's fonts.
- Why does my e-book not convert?
- Books bought from stores such as Kindle, Kobo or Google Play are usually protected with DRM, which encrypts the text. This tool cannot read them. DRM-free books, including most free and self-published ones, convert fine.
- Is my file uploaded?
- No. The conversion runs in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.