Free tools to convert files to PDF. Convert EPUB to PDF, MOBI to PDF, AZW to PDF, or documents to PDF to read on your ebook reader.
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A4 and Letter for printing, Legal for documents, A5 and A6 for something pocket-sized, and the whole A and B series besides. An ebook has no pages, so the converter has to make them, and this decides how.
AZW3 and MOBI from Kindle, FB2 from Russian-language libraries, and LIT, LRF, PDB and TCR from readers that stopped being made years ago. A PDF is the safest thing to turn those into.
The whole conversion runs from this page over an encrypted connection, in EU data centres, with no human access. Your files are never used to train AI models.
Sixteen sizes are available. These are the ones worth knowing about.
| Size | Use it for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A4 | Printing in most of the world | The usual default |
| Letter | Printing in the US and Canada | Slightly wider and shorter than A4 |
| Legal | Long documents and contracts | Taller than Letter |
| A5, A6 | Reading on a phone or a small tablet | Less zooming than an A4 page |
| A0 to A3 | Posters and large-format printing | Rarely what you want for a book |
| B0 to B6 | Specialist print sizes | The full B series is available |
Margins, base font size and an embedded serif or sans-serif font can be set alongside the page size. All of it is optional.
PDF is a versatile document format that is supported by many different programs and devices. So why not convert your documents or even ebooks to PDF?
Software for Windows and Mac OS X computers as well as apps for different smartphones can open PDF files. Even most web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox and Safari can display them without anything installed.
File extension: .pdf, MIME type: application/pdf
PDF on WikipediaLIT came from Microsoft Reader, discontinued in 2012. LRF was the Sony Reader's format and went with it in 2014. PDB and TCR belong to Palm-era devices from the 1990s. The devices are gone; the files are not.
Those formats convert here, and a PDF is the safest destination for them: it is the one document format you can be confident will still open in ten years, on anything. FB2 converts too, which matters if your library came from a Russian-language source.
Files locked with DRM are the exception. That protection is part of the file and no application can work around it, so this needs a copy without it.
Upload your ebook or document.
Use optional settings to edit your PDF further.
Click "Start" to convert to PDF.
Yes. Everyday conversions are free and need no account: upload the file, press Start and download the PDF. A subscription only matters for very large files, longer batches and priority processing.
Yes. AZW3 and MOBI both convert here, along with FB2, LIT, LRF, PDB and TCR, and documents such as DOC, DOCX, ODT, RTF, TXT and HTML.
Use the EPUB to PDF app. It is built for that one conversion and adds OCR for scanned books plus 40 e-reader profiles. This page is the better choice for AZW3, MOBI and the older formats, and it is the only one that lets you pick from 16 page sizes.
A4 for printing in most of the world, Letter in the US and Canada. A5 or A6 makes a more comfortable read on a phone, because there is less to zoom into. If you are unsure, leave it and the default handles an ordinary book.
No. Purchased Kindle books carry DRM, and no application can remove it. This works on files you already hold without that protection.
Yes. Text is converted as text, so the PDF can be searched, selected, copied and annotated in any reader.
Ebook formats have no fixed pages, so there are none to carry over. The converter lays the flowing text onto the page size you choose and numbers it from there.
Yes. Add as many as you need and they are converted in one go, each returned as its own PDF with the same page size and settings applied.
Everything here runs in the browser, with no install and no sign-up.
