EPUB Reader — Read Ebooks in Your Browser Free

Chapter list, adjustable text size, and your place remembered between visits.

Quick answer: Read EPUB books right in your browser: jump between chapters, resize the text, and resume exactly where you left off — private and completely free.

How to use

  1. Open a .epub book.
  2. Pick a chapter from the list or use Prev / Next.
  3. Adjust text size with A− and A+.
  4. Close and return later — your place is remembered.

About this tool

E-readers are not always at hand, and EPUB files do not open in a plain browser tab. This reader turns any DRM-free EPUB into a comfortable in-browser book: the chapter list sits above the page, arrows flip to the previous or next chapter, and two buttons grow or shrink the text to your eyes. Your place is remembered per book in this browser local storage, so when you return to a long novel you continue where the story left you. Chapters render as clean, readable text — perfect for reading, not for archiving artwork. Nothing about your library, your progress or your books leaves the page. Your file never leaves this page — processing runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded and the data is dropped from memory when you close the tab.

FAQ

Where is my reading progress stored?
In this browser localStorage, keyed to the book file name and size — clearing site data resets it, and no server ever sees it.
Does it show pictures from the book?
No — chapters are stripped to clean text for comfortable reading; covers and illustrations are not displayed.
What about DRM-protected store books?
They cannot be opened; the reader only accepts DRM-free EPUB files.
How do I change the text size?
The A− and A+ buttons step the size down and up while you read; the choice stays until you reload the page.
Are my books uploaded?
No. Your file never leaves this page — processing runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded and the data is dropped from memory when you close the tab.

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Your rating stays in this browser (local storage) — nothing is sent to any server.