1. How to Convert Files to ePub with iPubsoft?
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2. User Guide of Converting eBooks to ePub
• Since ePub is getting more and more popular on many devices
including iPad, Nook, Sony Reader, Kobo, iriver Story HD,
Nexus 7, etc., sometimes we may need to convert files to ePub
format for reading on portable devices. The files we have may
be in MOBI, PDF, DOC, DOCX, HTML, HTM, and more
other types, so a converter is needed.
3. • iPubsoft ePub Creator is a great eBook to ePub Converter,
which accepts input files of MOBI, PRC, DOC/DOCX,
HTM/HTML, TEXT, PDF. With fast speed and excellent
quality, we can convert eBooks to ePub with ease. Now let's
see how to:
• Guide Steps
• Step 1: Choose conversion type
• Step 2: Add Files
• Step 3: Output Settings
• Step 4: Start Conversion
4. Step 1 :Choose conversion type
You are allowed to convert MOBI to ePub, TXT to ePub, PDF
to ePub, HTML to ePub, Word to ePub. What is the formats
of your eBook files? Click and choose your needed type in the
top bar under the menu. Once selected, the type will be
highlighted.
Step 2 :Add files
The easiest and quickest way to load your eBooks is
directly dragging and dropping your files to the program.
There are also other alternative options to add files. For
example, click the Add File button located in the toolbar area,
then browse and load your eBook files from your local hard
drive.
5. Step 3 :Output settings
The default is saving the output files into the source folder of
your input files. To customize the target folder, you can click
the Browse button to select one you want your files to be
saved into.
Step 4 :Start conversion
All preparations are done. Now it is time to begin creating your
own ePub files. Just hit the Create button located on the
bottom right corner. Several minutes later, the conversion
will be done when the conversion progress shows 100%.
After converting eBooks to ePub, you can transfer the created
ePub to your device like iPad, iPhone, iTouch for reading on
iBooks, or other eReaders including Sony Reader, Google
Nexus 7, Motorola Xoom, and more.
