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This step-by-step tutorial demonstrates how to transfer ePUB books and PDF documents from your PC to the iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch regardless whether you got the books from the iTunes Store or downloaded them from another location.
Nowadays eBooks are inevitably becoming more and more popular due to their accessibility and portability. Just a single device, be it your favourite iPad, iPhone or iPod touch, can comprise all the books you want to read.
The method works for adding books and PDF to any iOS device.
Select what you want to do next:
Let’s add ePUB books to iPad
- Once you have an eBook reader installed on the iPad/iPhone, download CopyTrans Filey to your PC:
- Run CopyTrans Filey and connect your iPad to the PC. From the list of device apps in the lower-left corner, select an eBook reader app. For this tutorial, we chose Marvin:
- On your PC, open a new Explorer window and navigate to the location where you have your ePUB books. Select all the ePUB books you wish to transfer to the iPad, then drag and drop them to the middle of CopyTrans Filey window. Stand by until the transfer is complete:
TIP: You can switch between the apps in the top part of the app screen. - The eBooks are now added to your iPad/iPhone!
Before adding books to iPad or iPhone, install an iOS app which supports ePUB format. There are many such apps on the App Store, paid or free. If you’re going for a free option, use Marvin or Documents.
Let’s add eBooks to iBook
If you wish to copy the files transferred to iBooks, do the following:
- Select the eBook, tap on the arrow at the top, choose “Open in…” and select “Copy to iBooks”:
- Here we go! The files are waiting for you in iBooks:
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Let’s add multiple eBook folders to iPad/iPhone
If you want to import multiple folders from PC to iPad/iPhone and preserve the original folder structure, you will need our new app, CopyTrans Filey, and an iOS app that knows how to work with file archives: we used unZip for the purpose of this tutorial.
So, let’s do it:
- Put all the eBooks to one PC folder and compress the folder into an archive.
- Download a ZIP extractor app to your iOS device: it will help you unpack the archive.
- Open CopyTrans Filey and select unZip (or any other ZIP extractor) in the drag-and-drop window. Select the archive you formed, then drag-and-drop it to the middle of CopyTrans Filey window.
- On your iPhone or iPad, open unZip and select the archive:
- Now you can move unzipped files wherever you want on your iPad/iPhone: just select a file, click “Edit” -> “Move” and select the destination.
Adding eBooks to iPad via iTunes – alternative method
In order to transfer eBooks to your iPad or iPhone via iTunes you need to have iBooks installed on your iDevice already. You can download iBooks for iPad and iPhone directly from the App Store.
- First, open iTunes and navigate to the “Books” section.
- Now all you need to do is to drag and drop the ePUB files from your PC to the open iTunes window.
- The books are added to your library. With the iTunes window open, connect the iPhone or iPad and click on the device once it appears listed.
- Click on the “Books” tab on top.
- Make sure to tick the options “Sync Books” and “Selected books”. Now tick the checkboxes next to the ePUB books you wish to transfer to the iPad and click “Apply”.
NOTE: To avoid “Automatic synchronization” with iTunes, hold down Shif+Ctrl while launching iTunes. If you need help, we have a guide on how to avoid automatic synchronization with iTunes. - The ePUBs are now added to the iPad or iPhone and you can access them from the iBooks app!
Transfer PDF to iPad
- Download CopyTrans Filey from the page below:
Download CopyTrans Filey - Start CopyTrans Filey and connect your iPad or iPhone to PC. Once the iPad apps populate at the bottom of the program window, select a PDF reading app:
- On the PC, open a new Explorer window and navigate to the location where you have your PDF files. Select all the PDF files you wish to transfer to the iPad, then drag and drop them to the middle of CopyTrans Filey window: TIP: You can also add movie files to any video player app switching between the apps at the top of the screen in the drag-and-drop section.
- The PDF documents are now accessible from the iPad.
Transferring PDF files to iPad or iPhone is done in much the same way as adding ePUB books. First, ensure that you have a PDF reader app on your iPad. Free examples include Adobe Reader for iOS, Marvin, or Bluefire.
Enjoy the ePUB books or PDF documents you just added to your iPad!
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Add PDF to iPad via iTunes – alternative method
The method below only works if you already installed iBooks on your iPad or iPhone.
- First, open iTunes on your PC and navigate to the Books section.
- Click on the “PDFs” tab, then drag and drop the PDF files to the open iTunes window.
- Connect the iPad or iPhone and click on the device button once it appears in iTunes.
- Click the “Books” tab and make sure “Sync books” is checked. Then choose “Selected books” and check the box next to the PDF documents you’d like to transfer to the iPad or iPhone. Finally, click on the “Apply” button.
NOTE: To avoid “Automatic synchronization” with iTunes, hold down Shif+Ctrl while launching iTunes. If you need help, we have a guide on how to avoid automatic synchronization with iTunes. - You can now open the PDF documents you transfered on your iPad or iPhone
This is how to transfer ePUB books and PDF files to iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch.
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Amazon Kindle books can be read on Kindle eReaders, Kindle Fire tablets as well as other smart devices with Kindle apps installed. But if you’ve got non-Amazon eBooks or eBooks in a non-Kindle-supported format on your computer, it won’t work by simply transferring them to Kindle devices for reading. In this article, we are going to show you how to make sure the eBooks you transfer from your computer to Kindle via USB cable can be read normally.
Nowadays, most eBooks are protected in DRM. If you want to put eBooks purchased from Adobe, Kobo, Nook or any other stores, instead of Amazon, to Kindle, you’ll have to remove the DRM before transferring them to the device. In addition, Kindle doesn’t support EPUB format. If you directly transfer your .epub books to Kindle, it won’t recognize them let alone open them. Therefore, it’s a must to convert them to a Kindle-supported format, like MOBI, before executing the transferring. In a word, to efficiently transfer eBooks from computer to Kindle for reading, make sure the eBooks are in a Kindle-supported DRM-free format.
But what if the eBooks you want to read on Kindle are in a non-Kindle-supported DRM-protected format? Can you transfer and read them on Kindle? Absolutely yes! Below is a step-by-step tutorial for your reference.
Note: If the eBooks you want to transfer to Kindle are in a Kindle-supported DRM-free format, please skip Step 1 - Step 4 and directly go to Step 5.
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Step 1. Download, Install and Launch Any eBook Converter
Any eBook Converter is a professional eBook tool that can remove DRM from Kindle, Adobe, Kobo & Nook eBooks (up to 24 input formats) and convert them to DRM-free EPUB, PDF, MOBI, AZW3, TXT or KFX format in batch.
Step 2. Remove DRM from eBooks
Click 'Add eBook' button on the upper left. There will be a pop-up window allowing you to browse and upload the eBooks that you'd like to transfer to your Kindle for reading. The DRM of the eBooks will be removed immediately once they are successfully added to Any eBook Converter.
Step 3. Choose MOBI as the Output Format
Click “V” icon on the bottom and you'll then be able to select the output format. Here we suggest you choosing “MOBI” as the output format.
By clicking the “Settings” button on the upper right, you can customize the output path for the converted books.
Note: The program retains the original quality of all eBooks and keeps all metadata after conversion. And by clicking the 'Edit' icon on the right, you can edit all the important and useful meta information by yourself, including title, author, publisher, etc.
Step 4. Convert eBooks to MOBI Format
Click 'Convert to MOBI' button to start converting your eBooks to MOBI format.
When the conversion is done, you can find your eBooks in Kindle-supported MOBI format by clicking the “History” button on the upper right or directly going to the output folder you set in previous step.
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Step 5. Transfer eBooks from Computer to Kindle
Connect your Kindle to computer using a USB cable and your Kindle will be recognized as a removable drive. Double click the drive to open it and view the folders. Select the eBooks you want to transfer and then copy them to the Document folder under the Kindle drive. Finally eject your Kindle from your computer and then you’ll be able to read the eBooks on your Kindle.
Please make sure you place the eBooks in the Documents folder on your Kindle device. If you put them in the root drive, they won’t appear on the Home screen of your Kindle.
Note: The free trial version of Any eBook Converter enables us to convert one book at a time, you can unlock the amount limitation by purchasing the full version.