EPUB to PDF Converter
Convert a DRM-free EPUB e-book into a PDF with chapters, headings, lists and images, in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to our servers. ToolkitPoint processes them on your own computer, so confidential documents stay with you.
Processed in your browser. Your files are not uploaded.
How to use EPUB to PDF Converter
- Choose a DRM-free .epub file.
- Pick the page size (A5 looks like a paperback), font and font size.
- Choose whether to include images and start chapters on new pages.
- Press "Convert to PDF" and download the book.
Worked example
Convert a Project Gutenberg EPUB of a short novel with A5, Times 11 pt and new-page chapters: the PDF starts with a title page showing the title and author, then each chapter begins on its own page, and the status line lists the pages, chapter files and images placed.
When to use this tool
- Printing a DRM-free e-book or reading it on a device without an EPUB reader.
- Sharing a public-domain book as a PDF for a class.
Important limitations
DRM-protected books cannot be read. Only JPG and PNG images are placed; tables become plain text rows; e-book styling (colors, custom fonts) is not kept.
Frequently asked questions
Which e-books work?
DRM-free EPUB 2 and EPUB 3 files, such as books from Project Gutenberg, Standard Ebooks or publishers who sell without DRM. Books bought from stores that lock them with DRM cannot be read, and the tool says so.
What is kept from the book?
The title and author on a title page, chapters in reading order, headings, paragraphs with bold and italic, lists, quotes, simple tables as text rows, and JPG and PNG images.
What is not kept?
The e-book's own styling (colors, custom fonts, exact spacing), clickable links and the table of contents. Images in other formats (such as SVG or GIF) are skipped and counted.
Why are some characters shown as ?
The built-in PDF fonts cover English and Western European characters. Other scripts and emoji are replaced with ?, and the status line tells you how many.
Is my book uploaded?
No. The EPUB is unpacked and the PDF is made in your browser.