convert2epub
Chrome extension

Turn the pages you're reading into one EPUB book

Add pages to a reading list as you browse, one click from the toolbar, or the right-click menu. When you've got what you want, save the whole list as a single EPUB, one chapter per page, ready for any e-reader.

Add to Chrome, it's free No account. Nothing leaves your browser.
The Convert2EPUB extension popup, showing a reading list of three articles queued to become chapters, with a book title field and a Save as EPUB button
How it works

Three clicks, and it's a book

Add pages as you go

Reading something worth keeping? Click the toolbar icon or right-click the page and choose "Add page to ePub book." Keep adding over the next few days, the list stays put between browser sessions.

Arrange the chapters

Drag to reorder the list, remove anything you added by mistake, and give the book a title, or leave it blank and it uses the first page's title.

Save as EPUB

One click turns the whole list into a single .epub file in your downloads, cover image included, ready for Apple Books, Kindle, or any e-reader.

Why it's different

Built for long reading, not one-off saves

A reading list, not a bookmark folder

Bookmarks pile up as loose links. This turns them into an actual book, with chapters, in the order you choose.

Long-form articles and docs

Built for the pages worth finishing later. Blog posts, essays, and documentation you'd rather read off-screen.

Images pulled in automatically

Cover art and in-article images are embedded in the book, so it reads like the page did, not stripped-down text.

Privacy

Nothing you read leaves your browser

The extension builds the EPUB locally, in your browser. There's no account, no server it talks to, and nothing about what you're reading is collected or sent anywhere.

  • Page content is only read for pages you explicitly add, never your browsing history
  • The EPUB is built on your device; no page content is ever uploaded
  • The one optional permission is asked for only when you save a book, and only to fetch its own images
Get it

Free, in the Chrome Web Store