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Convert EPUB books into clean HTML exports.
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EPUB to HTML converts an ebook into a single HTML file you can open in any browser, publish or edit. Chapters are read in the book’s spine order and each one is wrapped in its own <section>. Choose a full HTML document with a page title, or an <article> fragment to paste into a CMS or template, and optionally add a header with the book’s title and author plus a heading for every detected section. Scripts, stylesheets, forms and inline styling are removed, and images are replaced with notes that keep their alt text. A sandboxed preview shows the result, all generated in your browser without uploading the book.
Load the EPUB
Drop an .epub file on the drop area or pick it from your device; the summary lists the detected sections.
Set the output mode
Choose Full HTML document or Article fragment only, and toggle the book header and section titles.
Preview and export
Check the live preview, then press Copy HTML or Download HTML.
Full HTML document adds the doctype, head and page title, so the file opens on its own. Article fragment only gives you a single <article> element to paste into an existing page or CMS.
Images in an EPUB are linked by paths that only work inside the book package, so they would break in a standalone file. Each one becomes a note such as [Image omitted: alt text] so you know what to re-insert.
No. Stylesheets and class, id and style attributes are stripped, leaving plain semantic markup — headings, paragraphs, lists and emphasis — ready for your own CSS.
Yes. EPUB to HTML is completely free, with no account, no paywall, and no usage limits.
No. EPUB to HTML works instantly in any modern web browser — there is no software to install, no extension, and no sign-up.