Upload your EPUB e-books and get clean, high-fidelity PDFs that keep each book's chapters, images and layout. The conversion runs locally in your browser with a real EPUB rendering engine — no upload, no sign-up.
Uses PyMuPDF's native EPUB engine, so the PDF keeps your book's chapters, images, tables and reading layout instead of a plain text dump.
Automatically detects CJK content and loads the right fonts, so Chinese, Japanese and Korean e-books convert with proper glyphs.
Drop multiple EPUBs, watch them convert automatically, then download each PDF or grab them all at once — no buttons or settings to fiddle with.
The EPUB is parsed and converted entirely on your device. Your books never leave your browser.
Works in any modern browser. No software to install, no plugins, no accounts — just open the page and convert.
Completely free with no file size caps and no usage limits. Convert as many e-books as you like.
Our EPUB to PDF converter turns any EPUB e-book into a clean PDF document — entirely in your browser. The tool first reads the EPUB's container and OPF metadata to show the book's title, author and chapter count, then hands the file to a PyMuPDF engine running locally via WebAssembly. PyMuPDF renders the EPUB natively, which means chapters, images, tables and the general reading layout carry over into the PDF instead of being flattened into plain text. For Chinese, Japanese and Korean books the engine automatically detects the content and loads the matching font so all glyphs render correctly. Everything runs on your device — the file is never uploaded, and there is nothing to install.
Converting an EPUB e-book to PDF takes three simple steps:
Drag and drop one or more .epub files onto the upload area, or click to browse. They convert automatically — no button needed.
As each file is read, its title, author and chapter count are shown so you can confirm you picked the right editions.
Each EPUB is converted in turn and appears as a finished PDF below the dropzone. Download files individually or grab them all in a single ZIP.
The very first conversion loads a small Python rendering engine (~10–15 MB) into your browser and can take a little longer; later conversions are faster. DRM-protected EPUB files cannot be converted because they are encrypted. For Chinese, Japanese and Korean books a font is fetched from a public CDN the first time it is needed. Conversion quality depends on the source EPUB — fixed-layout titles may not reflow as neatly as reflowable ones, and very large books take longer. All processing stays on your device.