Convert ePub ebooks into PDF format?

[Cromulent]

Is there any easy-to-use software that allows you to convert ePub ebooks into PDF format? I want to keep the ePub version of the ebook on my Mac because I can read it well there, but I also want to use LiquidText, which needs a PDF, so what is the best way of converting ePub to PDF on macOS?

 

[Smaugg]

Calibre is great. I've used it for years. It not only converts to PDF but to mobi (Kindle), and MS Word.

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[TiggrToo]

Is there any easy-to-use software that allows you to convert ePub ebooks into PDF format? I want to keep the ePub version of the ebook on my Mac because I can read it well there, but I also want to use LiquidText, which needs a PDF, so what is the best way of converting ePub to PDF on macOS?

As @Smaugg said - Calibre for the only win.

It may not win any prizes for looks, but it's packed with more features than you can shake a stick at...

 

[Cromulent]

Calibre is great. I've used it for years. It not only converts to PDF but to mobi (Kindle), and MS Word.

calibre - Download calibre

calibre: The one stop solution for all your e-book needs. Comprehensive e-book software.

calibre-ebook.com

As @Smaugg said - Calibre for the only win.

It may not win any prizes for looks, but it's packed with more features than you can shake a stick at...

Awesome. Thank you both for that.

 

[MJ Valente]

I use Calibre a lot to store and organize my epub books. However I never liked the conversion to pdf; the end result never looks that good to me. (If not mistaken the internal epub links are not preserved either.)

Because of that I prefer to use an online converter. There are plenty for you to try and see which makes a better conversion. I’ve been using Convertio.

 

[Cromulent]

I use Calibre a lot to store and organize my epub books. However I never liked the conversion to pdf; the end result never looks that good to me. (If not mistaken the internal epub links are not preserved either.)

Because of that I prefer to use an online converter. There are plenty for you to try and see which makes a better conversion. I’ve been using Convertio.

I'll have a play around with Calibre, and if it looks terrible, I'll try something else, but the only thing I want to do is convert them into PDF and then use LiquidText to take notes. If that doesn't work out, I'll try out some of the web services. Thank you.

 

[Smaugg]

I use Calibre a lot to store and organize my epub books. However I never liked the conversion to pdf; the end result never looks that good to me. (If not mistaken the internal epub links are not preserved either.)

Because of that I prefer to use an online converter. There are plenty for you to try and see which makes a better conversion. I’ve been using Convertio.

If I am fussy about how I want the PDF to look like I convert the epub to MS Word, then make my adjustments in the DOCX and PDF it when I am happy with it.