How to Transfer PDF to iPad iBooks on Mac?

iPad has become a big hit across the globe. Nowadays, lots of people work, study or have entertainment on iPad and it becomes almost indispensable in some people's life and work. The iBooks is definitely the ebooks application created by Apple to control and read ebooks library on iPad and iPhone. Books file format used in iBooks app is ePub. Then, what if you have many PDF files or eBooks and want to enjoy them on your Apple iPad?

Since PDF has a bad display effect on iPad, EPUB Converter for Mac could convert PDF to iPad friendly EPUB format with simple steps and preserve the original layout, images, hyperlinks, etc. All you need to do is launching the app, adding PDF files and pressing "Convert". That’s it! After the conversion, you can freely enjoy the created ePub eBooks on iPad Air, iPad mini, iPad 4/3/2/1 with wonderful reading experience.

Now, you can get the free trial version of the ePub conversion software installed on your Mac computer. If you are using a Windows PC, you can choose the Windows version as below:

Convert PDF to EPUB for iPad on Mac Steps:

Step 1: Import PDF Files

Click "Add File" button on the panel to import your PDF file you wanna convert, and browse your PDF files to select the files. After your files are added, the converter will show the file information on the main interface.

Step 2: Customize settings

Head to the "Conversion Mode" you can set the output ePub mode, one is text mode, another is image mode. According to your needs to select one. The default mode is text mode.

Step 3: Start the conversion on Mac

Click the "Convert" button and then the program will start to convert selected PDF files to EPUB eBooks, usually within seconds. Note: there will be a process bar indicating the current process during conversion.

After conversion, you can easily transfer PDF to iPad iBooks on Mac via iTunes. Now you can read the EPUB books on iPad without limitation.

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