I have an epub file, and I think it would be nice to convert it to pdf so that I can print it out. I already have the tool PDF arranger which works well for organizing one or several PDF for printing, so all I need is just a way to convert to pdf. Preferably in a way that looks nice and output different sizes if that be a4, a5, or a6.
Is there some approach/tool/software you can recommend?
Not helping, but pdf arranger is amazing! Am always pissed when I see the “preview” on macOS But I think that firefox is currently working on many PDF reader features, so maybe most people dont even need it anymore
I love it<3<3<3
I believe Calibre will do that, but also:
What OS are you using? Windows and MacOS have built in “print to PDF” options.
Here’s how to add that to Linux (Ubuntu):
https://askubuntu.com/questions/81817/how-to-install-a-pdf-printerfrom that page:
If you’ve CUPS installed, you can easily add a “PDF Printer” by installing the cups-pdfpackage:
sudo apt-get install cups-pdfor since Ubuntu 16.04
sudo apt-get install printer-driver-cups-pdfThe pdf printer provided by that package will “print” the resulting PDFs into the
/home/[user]/PDFdirectory.Thank you:) Calibre will do!
Calibre is awesome for everything ePub. And if you want to convert any text file into another, take a look at pandoc. All those other converter-tools are using pandoc on the backend.
Thank you! That was what I was looking for:)
