Turn a PDF or Word (.docx) document into a reflowable EPUB e-book, ready for any e-reader.
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- Converts both PDF and Word (.docx) files to EPUB
- Word headings become chapters, even without heading styles
- Reconstructs headings, paragraphs, and tables into e-reader-friendly chapters
- Get back a standard .epub, ready for Kindle, Apple Books, and more
- File is discarded immediately after your download starts
How it works
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Upload a PDF or a .docx file.
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Tick OCR if the PDF is a scan.
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Convert it on the server.
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Download the .epub and open it in your e-reader app.
About the PDF to EPUB
PDFs are fixed pages, so on a small e-reader you end up zooming and scrolling sideways. EPUB text reflows to fit any screen and lets the reader pick the font size. This converter accepts either a PDF or a Word .docx file and builds a standard EPUB with a table of contents, ready for Apple Books, Kobo, Google Play Books and other readers.
Supported formats
- PDF: the text of each page is rebuilt as headings, paragraphs and tables, with one chapter per page.
- Word (.docx): the document is split into chapters at its headings, and images are kept.
- Word files without heading styles still get chapters, because lines set in a noticeably larger font are recognised as headings.
- Scanned PDFs can be converted with OCR switched on.
- The e-book includes a navigation menu, so readers can jump between chapters.
When it works best
- Reading a long report, manual or novel draft comfortably on an e-reader.
- Self-publishing a manuscript written in Word.
- Sending course notes to students who read on tablets or phones.
- Turning a Word newsletter or family history into a book for relatives with e-readers.
Things to know
- For the best e-book, start from the Word file if you have it: it gives real chapters and keeps pictures, while PDF conversion keeps text only.
- Books from PDFs have one chapter per page, titled "Page 1", "Page 2" and so on.
- Kindle devices read EPUB when you send it through Amazon's Send to Kindle service.
- Both PDF and Word uploads are limited to 25 MB. The e-book file is held only for your download and swept from the server automatically in about half an hour.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, .docx files are accepted. They give better e-books, with chapters split at headings and images kept.
Each page becomes a chapter titled "Page 1", "Page 2" and so on, with text only.
Yes. Lines in a noticeably larger font are treated as headings.
Yes, send it through Amazon's Send to Kindle service.
Yes, switch on OCR. Uploads up to 25 MB are accepted and the e-book is removed within about half an hour.