Conversion
EPUB to LaTeX, and a print book from your ebook
If your book exists only as an EPUB, PageBender reads it back into a structured book and gives you LaTeX source, a print-ready PDF, and Word and InDesign files.
Reading the ebook as a book
The EPUB's own contents list becomes the book's structure, so each chapter, part and section keeps its level. Block quotes and epigraphs are recognised, false headings left by InDesign exports are removed, and the language tags the publisher set on purpose are kept while stray ones are dropped.
Every word is checked against the source after import. If a word does not come through, PageBender reports it and says where it was.
What you get
- LaTeX source for the whole book, ready for a LaTeX user to work on.
- A print PDF at your trim size, with widows and orphans fixed.
- Word and InDesign files with the book's styles, for an editor or a typesetter.
- A cleaned EPUB and a Kindle copy, rebuilt from the same text.
Edit before you print
An ebook headed for print usually needs a proofread. Clean-up rules and an optional AI copy-edit propose changes as cards. Accept the ones you want and every output picks them up.
Going the other way
If you have LaTeX and need an ebook, see LaTeX to EPUB.