Open an EPUB
Drop an existing .epub file or create a new book from scratch.
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Skip to contentOpen an existing book or start a new one. Edit chapters, metadata, structure, and cover, then export locally for free. Save your EPUB project and continue editing later with Cloud Library.
Drop an existing .epub file or create a new book from scratch.
Fix metadata, rewrite chapters, reorder content, add a cover image.
Export an EPUB 3 file to review in Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, Xteink, and Apple Books.
A reader may show a placeholder title, no author, and no cover thumbnail.
Complete fields improve library display. Verify the exported file in target readers.
Edit chapter text with formatting — bold, italic, lists, links, blockquotes.
Set title, author, language, publisher, ISBN and description in one form.
Drag chapters into any order. TOC and spine update when you export.
Free EPUB editing runs in your browser. Cloud Library is optional.
Kindle
via Send to Kindle
Kobo
native EPUB 3
PocketBook
native EPUB 3
Xteink
native EPUB 3
Apple Books
native EPUB 3
Google Play Books
EPUB 3
Don't have an EPUB yet?
Convert your existing documents first — then open the result here.
Ready to review your export? Check your EPUB for structural and accessibility issues. For saved projects and e-reader downloads, explore Library.
Open an EPUB to edit chapter text, chapter order, navigation, metadata, and cover image in one workspace. You can also start a new book with a title, author, and first chapter.
Opening a file also repairs it. Markup that no reading system would accept is corrected, missing navigation is rebuilt from the book’s own files, and accessibility roles that are invalid are removed while missing ones are derived from the semantics already in the book. A file that failed validation before can pass it after, without you changing anything.
Existing EPUB files vary widely. Review complex styles, scripts, media, footnotes, fixed-layout content, and internal links after editing because visual changes can differ between reading systems.
The free editor opens and processes files in your browser and does not require an account. Download your work before closing if you are using only the local workflow.
Cloud Library is optional. When you choose to save a project there, its EPUB data and project details are uploaded to your account so the project can be reopened across devices.
E-BOOKA exports EPUB 3, but an editor preview cannot reproduce every reading system. Review navigation, language, title, author, cover, images, links, and reading order in the apps or devices your readers use.
Run the exported file through EPUBCheck before distribution. Fix reported errors and recheck after significant edits.