Upload your TXT. PDF.to re-flows the page-based layout into the chapter-based structure EPUB readers expect, preserving headings, lists, and images.
Will my TXT headings become EPUB chapters?
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Yes. Heading 1 marks new chapters; deeper headings become sub-sections in the EPUB table of contents.
Does the EPUB keep images from the TXT?
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Yes. Inline and floated images carry through at original resolution. Tables are preserved when EPUB supports them.
Will my EPUB have a working table of contents?
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Yes — PDF.to generates a fully linked TOC from your TXT heading structure, both as a EPUB navigation document and as an in-text TOC page.
Are tracked changes and comments included in the EPUB?
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No by default — EPUB is a finished-reading format. Track-changes and comments are stripped. Accept changes in your TXT first if you want them baked in.
What fonts will the EPUB use?
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EPUB delegates fonts to the reader, so your reader's preferred font is used. Inline styling (bold, italic, code) is preserved.
Will hyperlinks in my TXT still work in the EPUB?
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Yes — internal cross-references become EPUB internal links, and external URLs remain tappable in any compatible reader.
Can I add a cover image to the resulting EPUB?
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Yes. Either include a cover-page in your TXT (the converter detects it) or upload a separate cover image in the options panel.
Is the TXT to EPUB conversion free?
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Yes, within the free size limit. PRO accounts get batch ZIP delivery and larger files.
Will the EPUB work on Kindle and other major readers?
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EPUB is supported across all major e-readers and reading apps. For Amazon-specific output, pick the MOBI or AZW3 variant in the options panel.
Does the converter preserve table-of-contents page numbers from my TXT?
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Page numbers do not exist in EPUB (the format is reflowable), so the resulting TOC links to chapter starts rather than page numbers.
Does PDF.to keep my TXT document?
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No. Your uploaded TXT and the resulting EPUB are deleted from our servers within an hour.
