Convert to various ebook formats for free. Turn documents into ebooks or ebooks into formats like EPUB, MOBI, AZW, and more.
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EPUB for most readers, MOBI and AZW3 for Kindle, FB2, LIT, LRF, PDB, TCR and a PDF laid out for an e-reader. The other apps here fix the output; this one asks you.
A converted document usually lands in the library as "final_draft_v3". Type the real title and author before converting and the book files itself properly.
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Nine are available. Start with where the book is going to be read.
| Format | Read on | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| EPUB | Kobo, Nook, Apple Books, Google Play Books | The open standard, and the safe default |
| AZW3 | Kindle | The better of the two Kindle formats |
| MOBI | Older Kindles | Use it when AZW3 is refused |
| FB2 | Russian-language readers and libraries | Widely supported in that world |
| PDF (Ebook) | Anything at all | Fixed pages, so text will not reflow |
| LIT, LRF, PDB, TCR | Discontinued readers | Only pick these for a specific old device |
A target reader profile, border, base font size and the input encoding can be set alongside the format. All of it is optional.
Ebooks are a great way to read texts on the go. Whether you have an ebook reader, a tablet or a smartphone, ebook formats let you read comfortably wherever you are.
There are many different ebook formats out there. Some of them are supported by specific devices only, others can be read on almost any reader or with a free app.
Word files, PDFs, ODT, RTF, TXT and HTML all convert here. What comes out is a real ebook: the text reflows to whatever screen it is opened on, so the reader can change the font size without the layout falling apart.
Two things are worth filling in before you start. The title and author fields decide how the book appears in a library. Without them it inherits the filename. And if the source is an older text file, the input encoding setting prevents accented characters turning into nonsense.
Add as many files as you need and they convert in one go, each returned as its own ebook with the same settings applied.
Upload the document or ebook you want to convert.
Choose the ebook format you want to convert to.
Use the optional settings to change the ebook even further (optional).
Start the conversion by clicking on "Start".
Yes. Everyday conversions are free and need no account: upload the file, pick a format and download the ebook. A subscription only matters for very large files, longer batches and priority processing.
EPUB. It is the open standard and it opens on Kobo, Nook, Apple Books, Google Play Books and almost every reading app. Modern Kindles accept it too, sent through Amazon's own delivery service.
Yes. DOC and DOCX both convert, as do ODT, RTF, TXT, HTML and PDF. Headings become chapter markers, so the finished book has a working table of contents.
Because a reader's library sorts by them. A file converted without them shows up under its filename, which is rarely the name of the book.
Headings, paragraphs, bold and italics, lists, links and images all carry over. Fixed page layouts do not, and they should not: an ebook reflows so the text fits whatever screen it lands on.
Yes. Add as many as you need and they convert together, each returned as its own ebook in the format you picked.
The source file most likely declares the wrong character set, which older TXT and HTML files often do. Set the input encoding before converting and the characters come through correctly.
Only if it has no DRM. That protection is part of the file and no application can remove it.
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