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Ad and purchase requests now return a clear result instead of leaving you waiting indefinitely. Large images are checked before editing to reduce memory pressure, with clearer feedback when an image cannot be prepared. On Android, EPUB metadata updates are more reliable.
Merge, organize, and split EPUB files
Merge multiple EPUB files into one organized book or split a large EPUB into new files using the method that works best for you. With EPUB Merger & Splitter, you control how your books are arranged and how the resulting EPUB files are created. Select several EPUBs, place them in the order you want, choose the result cover, and create one new book containing all of them. You can also select one EPUB and divide it in several ways: * Split by detected chapters * Split by available sections * Divide the content into a selected number of parts * Add your own split points * Split using a maximum file-size setting Review how the content will be distributed before creating the result. With EPUB Merger & Splitter, you can: * Merge multiple EPUB files into one book * Reorder EPUBs before merging * Choose and adjust the result cover * Split an EPUB by chapters or sections * Create a selected number of parts * Set custom split points * Use a maximum size when creating smaller EPUB files * Save newly created EPUBs * Open results with compatible installed apps * Share created EPUB files * Find saved results again in My EPUBs * Change the app language and theme * Remove ads with an upgrade option Your source EPUB files remain available separately. EPUB content is processed on your device and is not uploaded for merging or splitting. No account is required. Combine related books into one volume, organize serialized content, divide study material, or turn a large EPUB into smaller and easier-to-manage files without relying on complicated desktop software. EPUB Merger & Splitter focuses on one practical job: giving you clear control over how your EPUB files are combined, divided, and saved.