Ebook converter
EPUB to PDF converter
Turn an EPUB into a paginated PDF you can print, email or annotate on paper. Free, no signup, and your file is deleted the second you download it.
Drop your EPUB here or browse
Up to 30 MB. The file is converted on our server and deleted the second your download starts.
No account, no email, no watermark. 5 free conversions a day.
- Free
- No signup
- Files deleted after download
- Up to 30 MB
How it works
Drop your EPUB
Pick a file up to 30 MB from your device, or drag it onto the box. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
We rebuild it as PDF
Text, headings, reading order and images are rebuilt as a valid PDF file on our server, usually in a few seconds.
Download and read
Your PDF downloads straight to your device and the copy on our server is deleted the moment the transfer starts.
Why convert EPUB to PDF
An EPUB has no pages of its own — it pours text into whatever screen it lands on. That is perfect for reading and useless for anything that has to look the same everywhere: a printout, a handout, a file attached to an email for someone who has never installed a reading app.
Converting to PDF freezes the book into numbered A4 pages with selectable text, so page references hold, printing behaves, and annotation tools have something stable to attach to. The table of contents survives as PDF bookmarks, so chapter navigation still works.
EPUB vs PDF
| EPUB | ||
|---|---|---|
| Reflow | Text rewraps to any screen | Fixed page, lines never move |
| Font size | Pick size, typeface and spacing | Zoom only, then pan sideways |
| Images | Scale with the text around them | Pinned to their page position |
| Best for | Novels, textbooks, long reads | Forms, invoices, print layouts |
EPUB to PDF questions
What page size does the PDF use?
A4 with standard margins, paginated from the EPUB text flow. An EPUB has no pages of its own, so page numbers are created during the conversion rather than preserved.
Can I print the result?
Yes. The output is an ordinary PDF with selectable text, so printing, highlighting and commenting all behave as usual.
Do the chapters stay linked?
The table of contents becomes PDF bookmarks, so chapter navigation still works in any PDF reader.