Made for scanned pagesOCR text you can checkReadable EPUB output

Convert Scanned PDF to EPUB with OCR

Turn image-based PDFs into readable EPUB files with OCR text recognition, cleaner structure, and a format that is easier to review on desktop and read later.

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Drag & drop PDF file here

Supports PDF format, max 30 files, single file max 200MB, within 1500 pages

Desktop + iOS client

Download the desktop app to convert, review, and keep reading

The desktop app is a better place to handle scanned PDFs, check OCR text, and export EPUB for long-form reading. After conversion, you can keep the content locally, continue reviewing on desktop, and pick it up later on iPhone or iPad for reading.

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Bookshelf

A library view for recent books, covers, and fast return to reading.

EPUB reader

Warm, distraction-free reading with chapter controls and flexible typography.

iOS reader

Your synced mobile library — pick up where you left off, anywhere.

What matters when converting a scanned PDF to EPUB

This page is written for searchers who already know they need EPUB, but want a workflow that takes scanned pages seriously instead of treating them like text-based PDFs.

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Best for scanned books and document PDFs

Useful for scanned books, lecture notes, manuals, research papers, and other PDFs where the original content is locked inside page images.

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The goal is readable EPUB, not image pages in a new wrapper

The expected result is an EPUB that is easier to search, navigate, and read, rather than a file that only changes the extension while keeping every page as a flat image.

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Review still matters after OCR

After conversion, it helps to check recognition quality, fix obvious OCR issues, and keep working from the exported content on desktop before settling into long-form reading.

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Why this keyword deserves its own page

People searching for scanned PDF to EPUB are usually comparing whether OCR-based conversion will produce something practical. The page should answer that task directly instead of repeating generic PDF converter language.