EPUB to PDF
Convert an EPUB e-book into a PDF for free — entirely in your browser. The text stays real and selectable, the chapters become bookmarks, and links keep working. Your book is never uploaded to a server.
How to convert EPUB to PDF
- Open the tool and add your
.epubfile. - Pick the page size — A4, US Letter, A5 or 6 × 9 in — plus margins, text size and page numbers.
- Convert and download the PDF, created on your device — free, with no watermark.
What the PDF keeps
- Real text you can select, search and copy — not pictures of pages.
- The book's layout: its fonts (including embedded ones), italics, small caps, drop caps, tables, lists and images.
- Chapters as bookmarks, taken from the book's table of contents.
- Working links — footnotes, the table of contents and web links stay clickable.
- Title, author and language in the PDF's document properties.
Converted on your device — never uploaded
Most “EPUB to PDF” websites upload your book to their servers. LambiPdf lays the book out in your own browser and writes the PDF there, so nothing ever leaves your computer. It's free, needs no account, and adds no watermark.
DRM-protected books
Books bought from many stores are locked with DRM. Those can't be converted — LambiPdf works with DRM-free EPUBs, such as public-domain books, your own publications, and stores that sell DRM-free files.
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EPUB to PDF — FAQ
Is the EPUB to PDF converter free?
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Is my book uploaded?
No. The book is converted entirely in your browser; it never leaves your device.
Can I select and search the text in the PDF?
Yes. The PDF contains real text in the book's fonts, so you can select, search and copy it.
Are chapters and links kept?
Yes. The table of contents becomes PDF bookmarks, and footnotes, contents entries and web links stay clickable.
Which page sizes can I choose?
A4, US Letter, A5 and 6 × 9 in (a common paperback size), with narrow, normal or wide margins and four text sizes.
Why can't my book be converted?
It is probably DRM-protected. Only DRM-free EPUB files can be converted.