EPUB eBook creation

Create a Kindle-ready EPUB eBook in minutes

Build the book and cover, then export a reflowable EPUB with chapters and a table of contents for e-readers.

EPUB text adjusts to the reader's screen

Unlike a fixed-layout PDF, EPUB text can reflow as readers change the screen or font size. Review the book and check the storefront's current upload guidance before publishing.

  • Use a structured table of contents
  • Keep chapters easy to navigate
  • Choose PDF for a fixed page layout

Prepare an eBook for an e-reader

  1. Describe your book

    Start with the topic, intended reader, and format that suits the project.

  2. Review the chapters

    Check the outline and full draft, then edit the parts that need your expertise.

  3. Preview the cover

    Choose a cover that matches the book and remains legible at a small size.

  4. Export EPUB

    Download a reflowable file with chapter structure and an embedded cover.

Files for more than one channel

Reflowable reading

Readers can adjust text size and view the book on different e-reader screens.

Chapter navigation

A structured table of contents helps readers find their place in the book.

PDF and DOCX too

Export additional formats from the same project for direct downloads or further editing.

Frequently asked questions

Is EPUB ready for Kindle and Apple Books?

The EPUB is prepared for common eBook storefront workflows. Check the current upload requirements for each platform before publishing.

What is the difference between EPUB and PDF?

EPUB is reflowable, which lets text adapt to screen and font size. PDF keeps a fixed page layout. Bookwritely can export both from one project.

Can Bookwritely convert an existing document to EPUB?

No. Bookwritely creates a new eBook from your idea and exports it to EPUB, PDF, or DOCX. It is not a file-conversion tool.

Create an EPUB eBook free

Review the book plan, shape the draft, and export when you are ready.