Convert EPUB to PDF
Turn an ebook into a PDF you can read, print, or share on any device. It's converted in your browser, so the book never leaves your device.
Drop an ebook, or choose a file
EPUB ebooks (.epub) without copy protection.
Your file never leaves your device
Chapter by chapter
Okaysize opens the EPUB, follows the book's own reading order, and lays out every chapter on a 6 by 9 inch page, the size of a paperback, in an easy to read serif font. Each chapter starts on a new page, with its headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, tables, and pictures.
Real text and bookmarks
The text stays real text you can search, select, and copy. Every chapter gets a bookmark named from the book's table of contents, so you can jump straight to it in any PDF reader.
Which books work
Any EPUB without copy protection: public domain books from Project Gutenberg and Standard Ebooks, books you wrote, and DRM free purchases. Books locked to a store's app, such as Kindle, Apple Books, or Kobo, can't be opened by any converter that respects that lock.
How to convert an EPUB to PDF
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Add your ebook
Drag your ebook onto the box, or click Choose a file. It opens right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
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Click Convert to PDF
Okaysize follows the book's reading order and lays out every chapter on a paperback sized page, with its text, headings, and pictures.
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Check the preview
The first page shows under the result, with the number of chapters and pages.
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Download the result
Click Download to save the PDF. The original file is left exactly as it was.
Questions
Will it look exactly like my ebook reader?
Close, but not identical. The PDF uses its own clean book style, so the publisher's fonts, colors, and special layouts are replaced with a simple, readable design.
Does it work with Kindle books?
Only with files you can open freely. Kindle (.azw, .mobi) and other copy protected books can't be converted. A DRM free .epub works.
Is my book uploaded?
No. EPUB to PDF runs entirely in your browser, and the book never leaves your device.