Question 1

What does the converted PDF look like?

Accepted Answer

The tool reads the e-book text and illustrations chapter by chapter, typesets them on A4 pages using system fonts, and generates a PDF, supporting any language including Chinese, Japanese, Korean. New chapters start on a new page, making it convenient for printing and archiving. This is a 'best effort to reproduce with acceptable layout loss': the output is image-based pages, text cannot be selected, and complex layouts may differ slightly from the original book.

Question 2

Why can't text be selected and copied?

Accepted Answer

To support any language locally in the browser (especially Chinese, Japanese, Korean) without embedding large fonts, the tool rasterizes first and then embeds into PDF, so the pages are images and text cannot be selected. If you need searchable text, it's recommended to keep the original EPUB or use a reader tool.

Question 3

Can large e-books be converted? Will they be uploaded?

Accepted Answer

Yes, long e-books can be converted. Typesetting may take some time with many chapters; please wait patiently for the progress to complete. The entire process of unpacking, typesetting, and generating PDF is done locally in the browser; the e-book is not uploaded to any server.

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