Convert HTML to EPUB
Save an article, a set of docs or a whole web page as an ebook you can read offline.
How to convert HTML to EPUB
- 01 Choose your HTML fileSave the page from your browser first, then drop the file here.
- 02 ConvertScripts, styles and trackers are stripped; the text structure is kept.
- 03 Read it offlineThe result opens in any EPUB reader, with no network needed.
Questions
Do images from the page come through? ＋
Only if they were saved alongside the HTML and referenced by a relative path. Remote images are not downloaded.
Is JavaScript kept? ＋
No. Scripts, iframes and embedded objects are removed — an EPUB is a document, not an app.
Are my files private? ＋
This tool runs entirely inside your browser — your file is never uploaded anywhere. It stays on your device, and closing the tab is all it takes to remove it.
Is it really free? ＋
Yes. Every tool, no size cap, no account. There is no paid tier and nothing is held back.
Is there a file size limit? ＋
There is no size cap — nothing is uploaded, so no server quota applies. The real ceiling is your device’s memory, because the whole file is held in RAM while it converts: a novel is trivial anywhere, a very large illustrated book can be slow or run out of memory on an older phone. If one struggles, run it through the EPUB Compressor first — it usually shrinks image-heavy books by half.