PDF to EPUB
PDF to EPUB extracts your PDF's text layer, detects paragraphs and headings, strips likely page numbers, and produces a real, standards-compliant (EPUB 3, ZIP-based) e-book file — not just a renamed copy. Images are carried over, and metadata (title/author/language) is editable before conversion. PDF is a fixed-layout format and EPUB is reflowable, so the look won't be pixel-identical.
How to use
- 1Upload your PDF file.
- 2Set the book title, author, and cover options.
- 3Review the detected chapter titles and edit them if needed.
- 4Click "Create EPUB" and download it.
Why FREE PDF?
- Completely free
- No account required
- Processing happens in your browser whenever possible
- Your files stay yours
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the PDF's exact look preserved in the EPUB?
No. Unlike PDF, EPUB is a reflowable format — text re-flows to fit the reader's screen and font preferences. That's inherent to what a real EPUB is, not a flaw.
Does this just rename the file extension?
No. It extracts the PDF's text layer, detects paragraphs and headings, and produces a real ZIP-based EPUB 3 file (mimetype, package document, nav, XHTML content).
Are scanned (image-only) PDFs supported?
If there's no text layer, you're notified and offered the option to recognize the text with in-browser OCR.
Can I add a cover to the EPUB?
Yes, you can use the PDF's first page as the cover, upload your own image, or continue without a cover.