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Are you looking to convert an Interactive PDF to EPUB? Well, we will be telling how you can do this fast without having to use software that promise a lot but don't deliver or worse even, you end getting infected by malware. For starters, EPUB is short for electronic publication and it's a format popular used for e-books. So, at times you may have a scanned book or a magazine in an interactive PDF format but you want it in EPUB format, perhaps if you want to use amazon Kindle or any of your favorite eBook software to read it. Of course, EPUB's reading experience is great, right? But what's the easiest solution in this scenario, and how to convert interactive PDF to EPUB? Hold on! We will be telling you one smooth route to achieve this. Let's get started, shall we?
The Best Tool to Convert Interactive PDF to EPUB
Efficiency is all about finding the right tool and one of the best tools when working with PDF files has got to be PDFelement Pro, a tool that boosts a plethora of PDF handling features both for personal and business use. This is a tool that lets you do anything from creating top draw professional PDF files, converting to and from PDF(including using OCR to convert scanned documents to editable PDF), editing PDF files, protecting PDF files and signing PDF files just to mention but a few. So, just how do you use this marvelous PDF tool to convert interactive PDF to EPUB? The steps below will help you to achieve this goal.
How to Convert Interactive PDF to EPUB on Mac
Step 1. Import PDF to the Program
Of course, the first step is to download and install the software on your Mac or Windows device. Once you have finished setting up the tool, you can launch it and import the interactive PDF you wish to convert. Click on "Open File" option on the launcher UI to pick your PDF file from the storage location.
Step 2. Edit Interactive PDF File
If you fancy, then you can edit your interactive document. We are talking about editing PDF texts, images, links, watermarks, background, headers, footers and bates numbers. Simply click on the "Edit" option at the main toolbar then pick the editing option you like from the sub menu that appears at the top of the working area. Once you are happy with your PDF file, you can move to the next step.
Step 3. Select EPUB as the Output Format
The next step is to start converting the interactive PDF to EPUB. You can do so by simply by clicking on "Convert" option at the menu bar then select the "To EPUB" option from the toolbar menu that appears just above the working area (other compatible options will also appear on this list as well).
Step 4. Convert Interactive PDF to EPUB
Once you have picked this option, you can just hit the "Convert" button and you are good to go!
The real beauty is that you can do more than just convert a single PDF document to EPUB as you can do batch processing with this tool. In other words, if you have many interactive PDF files that need conversion then you can do this fast by simply adding more files before converting. You just need to click on the "Batch Process" on the welcome page and then choose the "Add Files" to upload all the files you want to batch convert.
Again, what's even cooler is that this is just the tip of the iceberg. PDFelement Pro offers more than just converting PDF files to EPUB!
Why Choose PDFelement Pro to Convert Interactive PDF to EPUB
PDFelement Pro is a tool you can rely on for your PDF tasks and it's all thanks to the features packaged into the tool. This is especially the case if your PDF tasks require are professional touch. Here are the reasons why this tool is perfect for you:
- You can edit both text and images in PDF files.
- You can convert PDF files into a wide array of formats and vice versa.
- You can compress, combine and even split PDF files.
- You can create PDF files and forms without breaking a sweat.
- You get access to an advanced OCR feature that's perfect for converting and editing scanned PDF documents.
- You can add security features to PDF documents including passwords, personalized signature, watermark, and stamps.
Ivan Cook
chief Editor