Convert PDF to ePub on my iPad 2

[inman2787]

Hello!
I would like to convert a PDF file to ePub format for reading it on an iPad.
Is there an online/desktop tool that will allow me to do that?
Thanks.

[drFUNK]

iBooks on the iPad reads PDFs just fine...

[green7o7o]

PDF is the worst file format for reading on eBook devices. However, you may try GoodReader or ReaddleDocs iPhone apps. They have a text reflow feature to extract and show only the text from the PDF file.

[crystus]

You can get the free app Stanza on your iphone and then download the desktop version. Use the desktop version to convert it to epub and then you can automatically sync it through wifi onto your iphone.

[green7o7o]

PDF is the worst file format for reading on eBook devices. However, you may try GoodReader or ReaddleDocs iPhone apps. They have a text reflow feature to extract and show only the text from the PDF file.
Also, you may try this tutorial about how to convert PDF to ePub on iPad. Results depend entirely on the PDFs that you want to convert.

Hope it can do you a favor.

[candicecao]

Hey, guy. Just go to Google to search your question. But, I have the similar experience. My friend introduces software for me --PDF to Word Converter. It is one smart desktop document conversion tool that quickly and easily convert Adobe PDF file to an editable Microsoft Word Doc file for Windows xp/vista/7. Share you with a article about How to convert PDF to Word, you can go to read it and see whether it is meet your requirements.

[Scorpeo]

If you haven't found a solution already, try Calibre software. It is an ebook management software that can be used to convert many formats. It is free and open source, http://calibre-ebook.com/.

[PinkPatty]

Calibre is the best option! It works great and allows you to convert from multiple sources to multiple outputs, including PDF to ePub (calibre-ebook dot com). It is a desktop application for Windows/Mac/Linux.

[Supa_Fly]

PDF is the worst file format for reading on eBook devices. However, you may try GoodReader or ReaddleDocs iPhone apps. They have a text reflow feature to extract and show only the text from the PDF file.

Really?!! It's been around for over a decade and has scaled quite well. I see no issues reading on iPhone or iPad 2 vs purchased ePub fies from app store. What features or functionality is lacking?

[Adyhooper]

You can use the apps like Calibre, It supports lots of formats including ePub. To view pdf file Bookshelves one can open pdf files. There are several websites also which converts pdf files to epub just need to google it out.