Convert a whole manga series at once
A finished manga run is dozens of volumes, and converting them one file at a time is the single most tedious way to fill an e-reader. Here you drop the whole run in one go, set the device and options once, and every volume takes the same settings. One Convert all button runs the lot, and each finished file is ready to download the moment it lands.
↑ Upload and configure in our Studio
The settings follow you through the batch: a file added after you have tuned another one is born with that file’s options, so volume 12 cannot quietly come out different from volume 3. You can still open any single file and change it before it runs.
- Files auto-delete after 24 hours
- No install, runs in any browser
- Free to use
- The genuine open-source KCC engine
How to batch convert a series
Drop the whole run
Drag every volume in at once: CBZ, CBR, CB7, ZIP, RAR, 7Z, PDF or EPUB. Each file becomes its own card in the queue, in the order you added them.
Set the device once
Pick your Kindle, Kobo, reMarkable or a custom size, and turn on manga mode or any other option. Every file you add afterwards inherits exactly those settings, and one edit can be written to every file already in the batch from the scope control above the options.
Press Convert all
One button sends every pending file through the Kindle Comic Converter pipeline. The queue shows how many are done, which one is converting, and what is still waiting.
Download each file
Every finished volume gets its own download. Signed in, the finished set also waits on your Reader Shelf, so the device can pick the files up over Wi-Fi one by one.
Settings inherit, they do not lock
Inheritance is a starting point: a file born with the batch settings can still be opened and tuned on its own, and the files you tuned keep their choices when you later change the batch.
Metadata makes the series shelve
A long run groups on a Kindle or Kobo only when every volume carries the same series name and its own volume number. Set them in the Metadata tab, or auto-fill them from AniList, before you press Convert all.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert many files at once?
Yes. Drop as many as you like in one go, set the options once, and Convert all runs every pending file in turn. Large files are fine; each one is converted on its own, so one slow volume does not hold the rest hostage.
Do all the volumes get the same settings?
Yes, unless you decide otherwise. The device profile and options you set are carried to every file you add, and any file you adjust individually keeps its own settings. The queue shows which files share the batch settings and which you have changed.
Do I get one zip with everything in it?
No. Each converted volume is its own file with its own download, which is also how an e-reader wants them: one book per file, so the series shelves correctly. There is no single archive of the whole batch.
Does it send the finished series to my device?
Not in one motion. Each finished file is downloadable, and on a signed-in account every finished job is staged on the Reader Shelf, where a Kobo, Boox or similar can download it from its own browser with a 6 digit code. One-tap delivery of the whole set is a planned feature you can vote for on the roadmap.
Will the files be named as a series?
The output keeps each input’s name, so a run that is named consistently going in comes out consistent. Series grouping on the device comes from the metadata, which you can set or auto-fill before converting.
Every file in the batch is converted by Kindle Comic Converter (KCC), the open-source engine, with the same device profile and options. The queue, the shared settings and the per-file downloads are the layer this site adds on top.
Free, nothing to install, one set of settings for every volume