Although some users are reluctant to use the iBook application on both the Mac and the iPhone or iPad, it must be recognized that it is the best way to read documents or books, thanks to the fact that it not only allows us to adjust the font size without have to zoom continuously, but also through the comfort in general that it offers us.
In the Mac App Store we can find different applications that allow us to carry out the conversion easily. From all the available applications, I have selected The Ebook Converter, an application that allows us to convert any type of document or image to an electronic book format, in order to read it on our iPhone, iPad, Kindle or even on our Mac.
The Ebook Converter allows us quickly convert any document, image or e-book to Epub format, Mobi and AZW (Kindle), PDF, LIT, PDB, TXT, FB2, TCR, LRF and many more. The operation of the application is very simple, since we only have to open the document that we want to convert with the application, and select the output format that we want.
Ebook Converter supports the following input formats: azw, azw3, chm, docx, fb2, html, lit, lrf, mobi, odt, pdf, rtf, snb, tcr and txt mainly. All these formats can be exported to the following formats: epub, mobi, azw3, pdf, lrf, fb2, lit, pdb, tcr and txt.
Until a few months ago, The Ebook Converter had a fixed price of 5,49 euros on the Mac App Store, but today, have opted for a subscription model, although we can test it for 7 days completely free of charge. If we have the specific need to convert some documents to electronic book format it is an excellent option, at least during the first 7 days.
If we have the usual need to convert this type of files, and we want to enjoy a quality and fast service, we will be forced to pay a monthly or yearly subscription (the latter is always cheaper in the long run) in order to always have the service it offers us at hand. This subscription system makes sense since the conversion is not carried out on our computer, but the document (s) are sent to the company's servers to carry out the conversion.
Once we have downloaded the converted file, this is completely removed from the company's servers. In addition, it complies with the new European directive on data protection, so in this sense, we can be completely sure that our book will not start to circulate on the Internet without our consent.
The Ebook Converter requires OS X 10.10 or higher to work and is compatible with 64-bit processors.
Miguel, I have downloaded it right now and it is indeed FREE.
Salu2.