MARKDOWN TO EPUB · YOUR NOTES, READY TO READ
Markdown to EPUB.
Give your notes a book.
Collect your Markdown writing into a reflowable ebook. Bring chapters and local images together, then read with adjustable text in your favorite EPUB reader.
Start with a real document.
Upload .md, .markdown, or a ZIP with up to 20 chapters and their local images. Your first successful book is free.
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Download a Markdown + images sample ZIP →From a folder of notes to an EPUB
Export your notes as standard Markdown, put the chapters and images in a ZIP, and upload the archive. We combine the Markdown files in filename order. Prefix filenames with 01, 02 and 03 to set the reading sequence. Inspect the imported order before exporting.
Include images with a ZIP
Keep the same folder structure as your Markdown image links. For example,  in 01-introduction.md should point to images/diagram.png inside the ZIP.
my-book.zip
├── 01-introduction.md
├── 02-next-chapter.md
└── images/
└── diagram.png
PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, BMP and TIFF images are accepted; animated images use their first frame. Remote image URLs are not downloaded. Missing or unsupported images produce a warning. ZIPs are limited to 500 entries and 100 MB after decompression; combined Markdown text is limited to one million characters.
Set a title and author
Add YAML front matter at the start of your file. For a collection, the first Markdown file supplies the book metadata. You can change the book title before exporting.
--- title: My Reading Notes author: Alex Reader language: en --- # First chapter A useful detail.[^source] [^source]: A note explaining the detail.
Supported Markdown and current limits
Headings, paragraphs, lists, block quotes, tables and fenced code blocks are imported into the reading layout. Footnotes become numbered notes at the end of each source document, rather than page-bottom footnotes. Code uses a monospace font and light shading; it is not syntax-highlighted.
Math formulas, Mermaid diagrams and Obsidian [[wikilinks]] are not specially rendered. Standard link labels are retained, but clickable links and inline styling are not guaranteed. This is a reading layout, so it does not reproduce a GitHub or Obsidian theme.
Need a printable version?
Convert Markdown to PDF for fixed pages, printing and sharing. Each completed book also includes editable Word. See pricing and allowances or the conversion guide.