EPUB Reader › Tools · Updated November 2026
Choose an EPUB here, click Save as PDF, and save from your browser's print window with the destination set to Save as PDF. Your browser does the conversion on your computer: the book stays in this tab, and this site has no server to receive it. Free, with no account, no daily limit and no watermark.
Drop it anywhere on this page, or choose the file.
Opening the file…
This happens in this tab, and a long book can take a minute. Keep the tab open.
This book has fixed pages, so the PDF keeps their size. If the date and an address appear on the pages, turn off Headers and footers under More settings.
The print window opens. Check that Destination says Save as PDF (in Firefox, Save to PDF), or the book goes to your printer. Then click Save. Paper size is under More settings.
EPUB pages reflow to fit your screen, which a PDF cannot do. The free reader keeps your place, highlights and notes. Open the reader or add it to Chrome.
Drop your .epub on this page or click Choose an EPUB. A long book can take a minute.
Small, medium or large. A preview of the book appears under the buttons.
Click the Save as PDF button. In the print window, set the destination to Save as PDF, then save. Paper size is under More settings.
No. The file is read by a script running in this tab, and the PDF is written by your browser's print engine. This site is static files with no server of its own to receive anything. You can check: after this page has loaded, turn off your connection and convert a book.
It is free, with no account, no daily limit and no watermark. The limit is what your browser tab can hold in memory.
That is the browser's own way of making a PDF, and the one that handles every language and keeps text selectable. If Destination shows a printer, change it to Save as PDF first, or the book will print on paper.
No. An EPUB can contain scripts and links to remote files. Scripts are removed, remote images and styles are not loaded, and the book is laid out in a locked-down frame that allows no scripts and no network access.
This page loads no analytics script and sets no cookies. The hosting provider keeps ordinary access logs and counts how often a page or link is opened. The file, its name and its contents are never part of that. See the privacy policy.
No. Those books are encrypted, the page will say so, and it does not try to get around it. Read them in the app of the store you got them from.
Not on this page: it takes EPUB only. The reader opens those formats for reading, without converting them; see reading MOBI and AZW3 in the browser.
Yes. The cover and images are scaled to fit the page, chapters follow the book's reading order and each starts on a new page, and the text stays selectable.
If the PDF is just a way to read the book, the free reader is built for that: your place, highlights and notes are kept, the text fits your screen, and the book stays in your browser.