EPUB to PDF Converter
EPUB files are great for e-readers, but they fall apart the moment you try to pr...EPUB files are great for e-readers, but they fall apart the moment you try to print one or share it with someone who does not have Calibre or Apple Bo...
Drop your EPUB here, or click to browse
Convert eBooks to printable PDF format
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What You Get in the Output PDF
Not a bare-bones conversion. The details are handled.
Why Use EPUB to PDF Converter?
Actually Print Your eBooks
EPUB files were never designed for paper. Try printing one directly and you get garbled HTML fragments or blank pages. Converting to PDF gives you real page breaks, consistent margins, and output that any home printer or copy shop can handle without trouble.
Share Without the 'What App Do I Need?' Question
When you email an EPUB, roughly half your recipients will not know how to open it. PDFs open natively on every operating system, every browser, and every phone made in the last decade. No extra downloads, no confusion, no follow-up emails asking for help.
Chapter Navigation That Survives the Conversion
The biggest complaint about epub-to-pdf tools is losing the table of contents. Here, each chapter heading in your EPUB becomes a clickable PDF bookmark. Open the sidebar in any PDF reader and you can jump between chapters just like in an e-reader app.
Future-Proof Your eBook Library
EPUB rendering varies wildly between apps and often breaks when software updates roll out. PDF is an ISO standard (ISO 32000) that has been stable since 1993. Converting your important EPUBs to PDF means they will look the same in 20 years as they do today.
Annotate and Highlight Without App Lock-in
Most EPUB readers lock your highlights and notes inside their own ecosystem. Once you have a PDF, you can annotate in any tool you like, from Adobe Acrobat to the free built-in markup on macOS and iOS, and those annotations travel with the file forever.
Works Directly on Your Phone
No need to transfer files to a computer first. Upload an EPUB from your phone's file manager or cloud storage, pick your page size, and download the PDF in seconds. The entire process happens in your mobile browser without installing any app.
Real-World Use Cases
Why people actually convert EPUB to PDF
Print a Physical Copy of a Digital Book
You downloaded a free novel from Project Gutenberg or bought a DRM-free EPUB from an indie author, and you want a paper copy to read at the beach or give as a gift. Convert to PDF with 6x9 page size and normal margins, then send it to a local print shop or print double-sided at home for a booklet you can staple-bind.
Distribute Course Reading Materials
Professors and teachers often receive open-access textbook chapters as EPUB files. Students, however, expect PDFs they can annotate in apps like GoodNotes or Notability on their iPads. Converting the EPUB ensures every student can open, highlight, and print the material without needing specific e-reader software.
Submit Manuscript Proofs for Review
Authors who draft or export their manuscripts as EPUB for e-reader previewing often need PDF versions for beta readers, editors, or literary agents. Agents specifically request PDF submissions because they render identically on every device, ensuring formatting discussions reference the same page and line numbers.
Archive a Personal eBook Collection
EPUB rendering depends entirely on the reading app, and apps get discontinued regularly. Remember Sony Reader? Google Play Books has changed its rendering engine three times. Converting your most important EPUBs to PDF creates a stable archive that will open correctly decades from now, independent of any particular software ecosystem.
How It Works
Upload Your EPUB File
Drag and drop your .epub file or tap to browse. Both EPUB 2 and EPUB 3 formats are supported, including files from Project Gutenberg, Kobo, Google Play Books, and self-published sources. Maximum file size is 100 MB.
Pick Your Page Size and Margins
Choose A4 for standard printing, US Letter for North American paper, 6x9 inches for a paperback feel, or A5 for a compact pocket-sized layout. Then set narrow, normal, or wide margins depending on whether you plan to read on screen or bind the pages.
Download Your Ready PDF
The converter processes your EPUB server-side and returns a clean PDF with embedded bookmarks, preserved images, and clickable links. Download it immediately to your device. No email address or account required.
Tips for the Best Output
Match Page Size to Your Purpose
Choosing A4 or Letter for screen reading wastes space with huge margins on smaller screens. Use A5 for tablet and on-screen reading, which fills the display better. Save A4 or Letter for files you actually plan to print on standard paper.
Check for DRM Before Blaming the Tool
If conversion fails, the most likely cause is DRM protection. Books purchased from Apple Books, Kobo, or Barnes & Noble often have DRM. Books from Project Gutenberg, Standard Ebooks, Smashwords, and most indie publishers are DRM-free and will convert without issues.
Use Wide Margins for Bound Booklets
Planning to staple-bind or spiral-bind the printed PDF? Select wide margins (1.5 inches) so the binding does not eat into your text. For regular reading or loose-leaf printing, normal margins (1 inch) give you more text per page without feeling cramped.
Strip Metadata Before Sharing
Some EPUBs contain personal metadata like your account email or purchase date. The conversion does not remove this data. If you are distributing the PDF publicly, consider using a PDF metadata editor afterward to clean out any personal identifiers.