// Free browser tool

EPUB to PDF Converter

Turn a DRM-free EPUB into a PDF with selectable text, chapters on new pages and bookmarks. Runs in your browser, your file is never uploaded.

No upload to any server
No account
No watermark
Free, no sign-up

Choose your EPUB file

Drop an EPUB file here, or click to chooseAny DRM-free .epub. Books bought from Kindle, Apple or Kobo stores are usually locked and will not open.Stays on your computer · nothing is uploaded

Large files can be slow on phones, and very large ones may not open there at all. A computer handles them best.

// How it works

Three steps, all in your browser

Read the book

The EPUB is opened in your browser. Chapters are read in the order the book defines, with headings, lists, quotes and pictures.

Lay out the pages

Pick 6×9 in, A5, A4 or US Letter and a text size. Each chapter starts on a new page, after a title page and an optional contents page.

Save the PDF

The text stays text, so you can search and copy it. Chapters become PDF bookmarks, and the contents page links to each one.

Good to know

Only DRM-free EPUB files work. Protected books are refused.
The book’s CSS is flattened: its fonts, colours and spacing give way to one clean layout. Tables come out as plain paragraphs.
Fixed-layout EPUBs (comics, picture books with set pages) are not supported.
Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Thai and Indic scripts are not supported yet.
Large books with many pictures can fail on phones, which have less memory. A computer handles them.

Guides

// FAQ

Questions

Is this EPUB to PDF converter free?

Yes. It is free to use, with no account, no page limit and no watermark.

Is my EPUB uploaded?

No. Your browser reads the EPUB and writes the PDF on your device. The file is not sent to our server or anywhere else.

Does it work with DRM-protected EPUBs?

No. If an EPUB is protected with DRM, the tool says so and stops. It does not remove DRM.

Will the PDF look like the book in my e-reader?

Close, not identical. The words, chapters, headings, bold, italics, lists and pictures are kept, but the book’s own fonts and CSS styling are replaced with one clean layout.

Which languages work?

Books in Latin script (English, Vietnamese, Spanish, French, German and so on), Greek and Cyrillic. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Thai and Indic scripts are not supported yet; the tool tells you before it starts.

Does it work for large files?

Yes, on a computer. In our test on 2026-11-11 (Chrome on a Mac with 24 GB of memory), a text-only EPUB of 1 million words became a 12.9 MB PDF in about 70 seconds, and a 446 MB EPUB with 300 large pictures became a 427 MB PDF in under 1.5 minutes. Pictures make the PDF big: each one is kept at up to 2,000 pixels on its longest side.

Does it work on Android or iPhone?

The page is laid out for phones, but we have not yet timed conversions on a real phone, so we cannot promise a size limit there. Phones have much less memory than computers, so a very long or picture-heavy book is the kind that may fail. If it does, use a computer.

Can I print the PDF or use it for KDP?

You can print it. For a KDP paperback interior you need bleed, mirrored margins and embedded print fonts set up for your trim size, which this quick converter does not do.

TEXTTIME

How long a script takes to say, at narration, recap and TTS paces.

Open the tool →

Only convert files you have the right to use. This tool works on files you already have; it does not download books and does not remove DRM.

The source code is open: tofutoon/free-tools on GitHub, with offline versions you can open from your own disk.