pdf2epub is a web-based converter for turning a PDF into an EPUB book. Its interface emphasizes recovering paragraphs from printed lines, removing running headers and page numbers, and turning headings into chapters. The aim is a more useful reading structure than a simple page-image export, with support for figures and OCR when a document contains scans.
The page offers a PDF drop area, optional title and author fields, and a sample conversion that shows how a two-page source becomes paragraphs and a table of contents. The advertised free conversion limit is 200 MB or 500 pages. The resulting EPUB is intended for readers such as Kindle, Kobo and Apple Books, although the route for transferring the file depends on the device and application.
Conversion happens through the service rather than being advertised as entirely browser-local. Its privacy page says files are processed in memory and not stored, while conversion counts such as page and byte totals are logged. An optional email address is retained in that log for queue delivery or contact about the paid tier. A separate Shelf offer is paid and is not the same as the free converter. Readers should check a converted book for heading, paragraph and OCR errors, especially when the original PDF has an unusual layout or poor scans.
