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Merge AVIF Files into EPUB Online for Free - Combine Multiple AVIF Images into a EPUB File

Here, you can merge your AVIF files into a single EPUB file using our fast and free AVIF to EPUB merging tool. With our tool, you can upload up to 50 images, with the total size not exceeding 100MB, and our AVIF to EPUB merge tool will combine your AVIF files without any loss in quality, with the option Optical Character Recognition (OCR).

To begin, click the Upload button above and select your AVIF files. Once selected, you can specify additional options, such as converting the image content into text, by enabling the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) setting. When you are ready, you can click the Merge button, and our tool will combine your AVIF files into a single EPUB file, which you can download via the download link provided.

How to Merge AVIF to EPUB?

Here are three simple steps to combine your AVIF files into single EPUB file

Upload AVIF Files

Click the "Upload" button and select your AVIF files to upload. The maximum combined file size is 100MB.

Select your Options

Set the layout and other options, and click the "Merge" button to merge your AVIF files to a EPUB file.

Download your EPUB file

Once completed, click the download link to receive your combined EPUB file.

Merging AVIF Images into a EPUB Document

Overview

The AVIF to EPUB document merge tool offers a simple and effective way to merge multiple AVIF image files into a single EPUB document. The tool runs within your browser and does not require any downloads or specialized software to run.

How to Use

Select the AVIF files from your device by either clicking the Upload Files button or by dragging and dropping the files onto the tool. The AVIF files can be arranged in the order you would like them to appear by dragging the individual files around within the tool preview window.

Once you have selected the AVIF files you wish to merge and they have been submitted, they are placed on separate pages within the EPUB document. Our tool will ensure the image is scaled to fit the size of the page. There is an option named Margin that can be used to adjust the spacing between the image and the edge of the document.

Enabling Optical Character Recognition

As you are converting a AVIF to a EPUB document, you will have the option named Use OCR available to use. This option, when enabled, will allow you to take any text found within your AVIF image and have it converted into editable text that is then placed into the EPUB file.

The OCR setting only supports AVIF images containing English text at this time; however, we will be adding additional language support over the coming months.

An scan of an original paper document
Another scan of an original paper document
The scan converted to plain text via OCR

All Done?

Once your images have been stitched together you will be presented with a preview along with a download link with which to download the final EPUB file.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I merge my AVIF files into a EPUB file?

First, click the "Upload" button and select your AVIF files to upload. Select any of the merge configuration options. When your AVIF files have been merged, you can download the merged EPUB file right away.

How long does it take to merge my AVIF files into a EPUB file?

We aim to merge your AVIF files to EPUB as quickly as possible; this usually takes around 5 seconds but can be more for larger, more AVIF files, so please be patient.

Is it safe to merge my AVIF files to a EPUB file using ImageToStl.com?

Yes, of course! We do not store the AVIF files you submit to us. The merged EPUB file, once created, is deleted 15 minutes after upload, and the download link will expire after this time.

Can I merge my AVIF files to a EPUB file on Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, or Mac OS?

Yes! Our AVIF to EPUB merge tool will run on any system with a modern web browser. No specialist software is needed to run any of our tools.

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