EPUB to PDF

Upload a DRM-free .epub file — both EPUB 2 and EPUB 3 are accepted. DRM-locked files (from Amazon, Kobo stores, or library lending apps) cannot be processed; the converter will return an error rather than a broken file. If your file opens in a standalone reader app but fails here, it almost certainly has DRM attached.

What comes through cleanly

• Chapter headings become PDF bookmark entries visible in any reader’s outline panel.
• Embedded images and cover art are placed at their original dimensions.
• In-text hyperlinks remain active in the output PDF.
• Footnotes and endnotes are positioned at their referenced locations.

What changes in the output

EPUB is reflowable — text wraps to whatever screen width the reader app presents. A PDF is fixed-layout. The conversion chooses A4 or Letter page dimensions (your choice before converting) and flows the ebook content onto those pages. Very long lines in the original EPUB may break differently than you’d expect; decorative CSS that relied on viewport width usually simplifies to plain typography. The result reads well but it’s not a pixel-perfect render of the ebook as it appeared on your reader device.

Optional output controls

A diagonal watermark label can be stamped across every page before download. An open password encrypts the file so any viewer requires the passphrase on load. Both fields are blank by default.