EPUB/MOBI Catalogs: Fix a regression in the previous release that caused ampersands and middle-dots to appear as HTML entities in the output. Prevent a malformed tweaks.json file from stopping calibre. Kepubify is usually at least 15x faster and uses 3x less memory than the Calibre plugin; Kepubify produces output nearly identical to official KEPUB files (as of 2020-01-14, Kepubify has a few things which the Calibre plugin doesn't) Kepubify works from the command line; Kepubify gives you complete control over the resulting file structure. Calibre is an eBook manager, organizer, and reader that can help you organize and catalog your collection. Plus, you can adapt the files to fit your device's reader format. You can organize your collection by author, publication date or publisher, among others. Calibre is a great ebook management application but not a good reading application (does not read EPUB3 files correctly). The Readium Viewer has been superceded by the free Thorium Reader from EDRLab and based on the Readium open-source initiative also. Calibre is one of the most popular eBook apps for Linux. To be honest, it’s a lot more than just a simple eBook reader. It’s a complete eBook solution. You can even create professional eBooks with Calibre. With a powerful eBook manager and easy to use interface, it features creation and editing of an eBook.
For the following examples, replace kepubify with the path to the downloaded kepubify.
To convert a single book by dragging and dropping on Windows:
Just drag the original epub file over kepubify.exe. The resulting file will be saved to the same directory as the original epub.
To convert a folder of books by dragging and dropping on Windows:
Just drag the folder over kepubify.exe. The resulting file will be saved to the same directory as the originals, but with the suffix _converted.
To convert a single book:
kepubify /path/to/the/book.epub
The resulting file will be saved to the current directory.
To convert a single book with a different output folder:
kepubify --output '/path/to/save/the/book/' /path/to/the/book.epub
The resulting file will be saved to specified folder (in this example /path/to/save/the/book/).
To convert all books in the current folder into a folder called converted:
kepubify -o 'converted' *.epub
To batch convert a directory of ebooks:
kepubify /path/to/the/books/
The converted books will be saved to the original dir with the suffix _converted (e.g. /path/to/the/books_converted).The directory structure of the source is preserved in the output.
Calibre Ebook Reader
To batch convert a directory of ebooks with a different output folder:
kepubify -o '/path/to/output/the/converted/books' /path/to/the/books/
The directory structure of the source is preserved in the output.
Calibre Epubsplit
To convert a directory of ebooks, but skipping ones which have already been converted:
kepubify --update /path/to/the/books/
Convert Kindle To Epub Calibre
To convert a calibre library in-place:
kepubify --update --inplace --calibre /path/to/calibre/library/
Calibre Epub3 App
To convert a folder of books directly on to a Kobo eReader, while simply copying PDF files:
kepubify --output /path/to/kobo/kepubify --update --copy .pdf /path/to/books/
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