Want to read web content on your Kindle or e-reader? The MyPDF HTML to EPUB converter transforms HTML pages into reflowable EPUB ebooks that look great on any reading device.

How to Convert HTML to EPUB

1. Upload your HTML file by dragging it onto the converter.
2. Configure ebook metadata like title, author, and chapter structure.
3. Download your EPUB file, ready to load onto any e-reader.

Why EPUB for Web Content

Benefit	Details
Reflowable text	Content adapts to any screen size
Offline reading	Read downloaded content without internet
Adjustable fonts	Readers can change font size and style
Bookmarks and notes	E-readers let you annotate as you read

Practical Tips

• Structure your HTML with headings. Use

  through

  tags to create automatic chapter breaks in the EPUB.

• Include metadata for discoverability. Adding a title and author during conversion helps organize your ebook library.
• Optimize images before converting. Large images increase EPUB file size significantly. Resize them to reasonable dimensions (800-1200px wide) before uploading.

Does the converter handle images?

Yes. Embedded images and images referenced via relative paths are included in the EPUB. External URLs may not be available for offline reading.

Can I read the EPUB on a Kindle?

Kindle devices natively support EPUB starting with newer models. For older Kindles, convert the EPUB to AZW3 using MyPDF's EPUB to AZW3 converter.

Will CSS styles carry over?

Basic CSS styling (fonts, colors, spacing) is preserved. Complex layouts are simplified to work with EPUB's reflowable format.

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