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📖TXT Reflow

Turn messy TXT novels into polished EPUBs in one click: strip ads, rejoin broken lines, split chapters, fix punctuation. Every change comes with a reviewable bill — all processed locally in your browser.

1Drop your TXT file

Drop a .txt / .epub file here, or click to choose

TXT in GBK / Big5 / UTF-8 / Shift_JIS, or a messy EPUB to re-reflow. Max 20MB; files never leave your device

Everything runs locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

How to use TXT Reflow

1

Drop your TXT file

Encoding is auto-detected (GBK/Big5/UTF-8); switch it manually and re-parse anytime.

2

Review the cleaning bill

Every removed line, merge and chapter split is listed. Untick anything you disagree with and regenerate.

3

Export the result

Confirm title and author, then export an EPUB, a clean TXT, or the chapter-tree JSON for further processing.

FAQ

Is this tool free? Are files uploaded?

Completely free, and all cleaning runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and it works offline.

My TXT opens as garbled text. Will it work?

Yes. The tool auto-detects GBK, Big5, Shift_JIS and UTF-8; if the guess is wrong, switch encoding from the dropdown and it re-parses instantly.

How is this different from chapter splitting in readers?

Readers only do tolerant display; this tool finalizes the book: it recognizes 11 Chinese/Western heading families (including formal numerals and bracketed sections), removes ads and watermarks, repairs broken lines and punctuation, and produces a standard EPUB.

Could cleaning delete my actual text?

The rules favour missing an ad over deleting prose: every removal is listed in a bill for your review before it takes effect, and dialogue/prose guards protect legitimate lines. Tick "keep this line" to preserve anything.

Which devices can read the exported EPUB?

The output is standard EPUB3 with an EPUB2-compatible TOC — it opens in Kindle (Send to Kindle), Kobo, Apple Books, Calibre and mobile readers.

Does it support English or other languages?

Yes. Non-Chinese text switches to a lightweight mode: paragraph splitting on blank lines, hard-wrap rejoining, and Chapter/Prologue heading detection. Chinese-specific ad rules never touch foreign text.