📗EPUB to kePub Converter

Convert EPUB ebooks to kePub for Kobo e-readers. Unlock chapter stats, reading time, and precise bookmarks. Runs entirely in your browser — your ebook never leaves your device.

This conversion costs 2 credits

Unlock Kobo reading stats

kePub sentence markers enable chapter-by-chapter statistics, estimated reading time, and bookmarks precise to the sentence.

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Your files are processed securely and deleted immediately after conversion

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How to convert EPUB to kePub

1

Upload your EPUB file

Choose the EPUB ebook you want to convert. The file never leaves your device.

2

Click Convert

The tool marks every sentence with Kobo's kePub format and repackages the ebook — all inside your browser.

3

Download and transfer to your Kobo

Download the .kepub.epub file and copy it to your Kobo via USB to get reading stats and precise bookmarks.

Frequently asked questions

What is a kePub file, and how is it different from EPUB?

kePub is Kobo's optimized variant of the EPUB format. It adds invisible sentence-level markers (koboSpans) that let Kobo e-readers track your position within each chapter — unlocking per-chapter reading statistics, estimated time to finish a chapter, and bookmarks and highlights anchored to sentences.

Why should I convert my EPUB to kePub?

A standard EPUB opens fine on a Kobo, but without the sentence markers Kobo cannot track where you are inside a chapter. Reading statistics, chapter reading time, and precise bookmarks may be missing or unreliable. Converting to kePub enables the full experience.

Can I just rename my .epub file to .kepub.epub?

Not recommended. Renaming alone lets Kobo open the book, but the sentence markers are still missing — chapter stats stay inaccurate and bookmarks can land in the wrong place. A real conversion processes the book's content, which is exactly what this tool does.

Which devices support kePub?

All Kobo e-readers (Clara, Libra, Elipsa, Sage, and others) support kePub natively. Kindle, PocketBook, and most other readers do not use kePub — for those, keep the standard EPUB version.