📖 KindleReady

Turn your manuscript into a Kindle-ready ebook.
Free, in your browser.

Three professional publishing tools for independent authors. No Mac required, no $147 upfront, no royalty cut — and your files never leave your browser. Everything runs locally on your device.

Convert my manuscript Check an EPUB

🔒 Private by design: no accounts, no uploads, no tracking.

Free tools

📝 DOCX → EPUB converter

Upload your Word manuscript. Get a clean EPUB 3 with an automatic table of contents, chapter detection from your headings, and professional default styling. Bold, italic, lists and images carry over.

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✅ EPUB validator

Upload any EPUB and get a plain-English health check — the way a helpful editor would explain it. Every problem comes with a suggested fix, no jargon.

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🏷️ Metadata & cover editor

Fix your title, author, description, language and identifier, or swap the cover image — without rebuilding the whole book.

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How it works

  1. Choose a tool above — no account, no sign-up.
  2. Select your file. It is read locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded anywhere.
  3. Download the result instantly. Your original files are untouched.

KindleReady Pro — coming soon

$99/year, flat. No royalty cut, no $147 upfront.

Pro adds a professional template library, batch conversion, print-ready PDF export, and one-click error fixes.

Draft2Digital takes ~10% of your royalties forever. Atticus charges $147 before you've earned a cent. We think there's a fairer way.

Questions

Is it really free?
Yes. The three tools above are free with no account. Pro (paid templates, batch tools, print export) is coming later at $99/year.
Do my files get uploaded to your servers?
No. There are no servers — every tool runs entirely in your browser. Your manuscript never leaves your device.
Will the EPUB work on Kindle?
Yes — the converter produces standard EPUB 3 files that Kindle (via Send to Kindle), Apple Books, Kobo and Google Play all accept.
Do I need a Mac?
No. Everything runs in your browser on any computer — a deliberate alternative to Mac-only tools like Vellum.
My Word file uses custom styles. Will it work?
Heading 1 / Heading 2, bold, italic, bullet and numbered lists are handled. For best results, use Word's built-in heading styles for chapter titles.
What does the validator check?
File structure, the table of contents, metadata completeness, the reading order, chapter formatting, and image references — each explained in plain English with a fix suggestion.