For the following examples, replace
kepubify with the path to the downloaded kepubify.
To convert a single book by dragging and dropping on Windows:
Just drag the original epub file over
kepubify.exe. The resulting file will be saved to the same directory as the original epub.
To convert a folder of books by dragging and dropping on Windows:
Just drag the folder over
kepubify.exe. The resulting file will be saved to the same directory as the originals, but with the suffix _converted.
To convert a single book:
kepubify /path/to/the/book.epub
The resulting file will be saved to the current directory.
To convert a single book with a different output folder:
kepubify --output "/path/to/save/the/book/" /path/to/the/book.epub
The resulting file will be saved to specified folder (in this example /path/to/save/the/book/).
To convert all books in the current folder into a folder called converted:
kepubify -o "converted" *.epub
To batch convert a directory of ebooks:
kepubify /path/to/the/books/
The converted books will be saved to the original dir with the suffix _converted (e.g. /path/to/the/books_converted).The directory structure of the source
is preserved in the output.
To batch convert a directory of ebooks with a different output folder:
kepubify -o "/path/to/output/the/converted/books" /path/to/the/books/
The directory structure of the source is preserved in the output.
To convert a directory of ebooks, but skipping ones which have already been converted:
kepubify --update /path/to/the/books/
To convert a calibre library in-place:
kepubify --update --inplace --calibre /path/to/calibre/library/
To convert a folder of books directly on to a Kobo eReader, while simply copying PDF files:
kepubify --output /path/to/kobo/kepubify --update --copy .pdf /path/to/books/
