Turn your PRC (PalmDOC) e-book into a clean, standards-compliant EPUB3. Chapter breaks, metadata and the cover are preserved automatically — and everything runs locally in your browser, so nothing is ever uploaded.
Reads the PalmDOC (PDB) structure directly from your PRC file — no server round-trip, no uploading, no conversion queues.
Title, author and language are carried into the EPUB package (OPF) so your e-reader shows the correct book information.
Produces a valid EPUB3 with a modern navigation document (nav) and legacy NCX table of contents, styled chapters and cover metadata.
The entire conversion happens in your browser. Your files are never uploaded, stored or seen by any server.
PRC page breaks become real chapters in the EPUB table of contents, so navigating a converted book feels native.
No account, no sign-up, no file size cap. Your conversion is instant and costs nothing.
PRC is the PalmDOC e-book format popularised by Palm OS readers, storing PalmDOC-compressed text inside a PDB container. Because the format is old and tied to a legacy platform, many modern readers no longer open it directly. EPUB is the open, universal e-book standard that every modern reader understands. AnyDocFlow's PRC to EPUB converter reads the PalmDOC-compressed text, decompresses it locally, pulls the title, author, language and cover from the PDB/MOBI metadata, splits the book into chapters, and rebuilds it as a clean, standards-compliant EPUB3. The result is a reflowable, device-independent e-book you can open anywhere — no account, no uploads, and no waiting.
Convert your e-book in three simple steps — no sign-up needed.
Drag and drop one or more .prc e-books onto the converter, or click to browse your computer.
Each file is parsed and rebuilt locally with live per-file progress — no button to press.
Every finished book appears in the list below the dropzone — download it directly, or grab all your converted books as a single ZIP.
DRM-protected or encrypted e-books cannot be converted — please make sure you have the legal right to convert a file you own. The converter reads the PRC (PalmDOC) format; other file types will be rejected. The output is a reflowable text-based EPUB — fixed-layout features are not preserved. Everything runs locally, so no file ever leaves your device.