TXT to EPUB Converter

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Optimizes layout and formatting for a specific e-reader. Choose the one that matches your device.
Attempts to detect and correct common styling problems in the source file. Experimental, so check the output before relying on it.
Add margin (0-10 cm)
The base font size is the size of the bulk of the text in your document. Set it and we rescale every font size proportionately, so the most common size becomes your chosen value and headings, captions, and other text scale with it. Select "No Change" to keep the original sizes.
For example, "Mikhail Gorbachiov" will be replaced by "Mikhail Gorbachiov."
Sets the character encoding of the input file. Use this if your text shows up as garbled symbols, which happens when a file has no encoding declaration or declares the wrong one. This overrides any encoding declared in the file, so leave it on "Auto" unless you're fixing a specific problem.
Enter a title (maximum 100 characters) for the output file. This is stored in the file's metadata and is what e-readers display in a library list, rather than the filename. Leave it empty to use the source file's title, if it has one.
Enter Author Name, maximum 100 characters


How to Convert TXT to EPUB?

  1. Click the “Choose Files” button to select your TXT files.
  2. Click the “Convert to EPUB” button to start the conversion.
  3. When the status change to “Done” click the “Download EPUB” button

Easy to Use

Simply upload your TXT files and click the convert button. You can also batch convert TXT to EPUB format.

Best Quality

We use both open source and custom software to make sure our conversions are of the highest quality. In most cases, you can fine-tune conversion parameters using “Advanced Settings” (optional, look for the icon).

Free & Secure

Our TXT to EPUB Converter is free and works on any web browser. We guarantee file security and privacy. Files are protected with 256-bit SSL encryption and automatically deleted after 8 hours.


Plain Text (TXT) is the simplest document format there is: nothing but characters, with no fonts, colours, images, or layout information of any kind. What a TXT file does carry is a character encoding — today almost always UTF-8 — which determines how the bytes map to letters. Because there is no hidden structure, TXT is the most portable and durable format available, readable on every computer ever made.

 

How to open a TXT file?

Every operating system opens TXT out of the box: Notepad on Windows, TextEdit on macOS, and gedit or nano on Linux. Web browsers display them too.

 

For large files or code, a proper editor such as Notepad++, Visual Studio Code, or Sublime Text is much faster and lets you change the encoding if the text appears garbled. Odd symbols usually mean the file was saved in a different encoding than the one your editor assumed. To hand a plain-text document to someone in a formatted form, use our TXT to PDF tool.

 

Developed by: No single vendor — an open, universal convention

Initial Release: 1963 (ASCII)


Electronic Publication (EPUB) is the open standard for e-books and the format used by almost every retailer except Amazon. An EPUB is really a ZIP package of HTML, CSS, images, and fonts, which means the text reflows to fit whatever screen it is read on. Readers can change the font, size, and margins freely, and the same file works on phones, tablets, e-readers, and computers.

 

How to open an EPUB file?

On Apple devices, EPUB opens directly in Apple Books. On Windows and Android, Calibre is the standard choice and doubles as a library manager and converter.

 

Other good readers are Adobe Digital Editions, which handles DRM-protected library loans, plus Thorium Reader, Google Play Books, and Kobo. Amazon Kindle devices now accept EPUB through Send to Kindle, but for older Kindles convert the file first with our EPUB to MOBI tool.

 

Developed by: International Digital Publishing Forum / W3C

Initial Release: 2007

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