Nickolai Leschov Asked: 2013-09-12 08:43:37 +0800 CST2013-09-12 08:43:37 +0800 CST 2013-09-12 08:43:37 +0800 CST How do I convert epub to mobi using calibre? 772 How do I convert epub to mobi using Calibre for this? format-conversion 6 Answers Voted Best Answer Nickolai Leschov 2013-12-28T06:48:39+08:002013-12-28T06:48:39+08:00 Yes, Calibre package contains a script called ebook-convert to convert ebooks between formats. You can install Calibre with sudo apt-get install calibre then ebook-convert "book.epub" "book.mobi" NB: Other formats are supported, too: ebook-convert "book.azw3" "book.pdf" Damjan Pavlica 2017-06-20T04:39:30+08:002017-06-20T04:39:30+08:00 I found a script for batch conversion: for book in *.epub; do echo "Converting $book"; ebook-convert "$book" "$(basename "$book" .epub).mobi"; done It works good for me, but the process is pretty slow. bhaalduct 2020-03-23T15:34:50+08:002020-03-23T15:34:50+08:00 Install calibre. Works with any arbitrary folder depth. find . -name '*.epub' -type f -exec bash -c 'ebook-convert "$0" "${0%.epub}.mobi" --prefer-author-sort --output-profile=kindle --linearize-tables --smarten-punctuation --enable-heuristics' {} \; redbmk 2016-03-04T14:49:17+08:002016-03-04T14:49:17+08:00 You can also do this without installing Calibre. This would be really handy on a Chromebook, for example. There is a free, online site called EPUB Converter that will let you upload the epub and it lets you then download the mobi equivalent. Jukka K. Korpela 2013-09-12T08:59:00+08:002013-09-12T08:59:00+08:00 Yes, you can use Calibre for epub to mobi conversion. They declare mobi as supported output format in their FAQ. I don’t think there’s anything Ubuntu-specific in the question, so it would probably belong somewhere else. Ai Xing 2021-11-21T10:10:40+08:002021-11-21T10:10:40+08:00 As of November 2021. I had to run the command using sudo. E.g sudo ebook-convert book.epub book.mobi I didn't need the quotes, but you can use them if your file name has spaces. E.g: sudo ebook-convert "book one.epub" "book one.mobi" Everything else works as described in the accepted answer above.
Yes, Calibre package contains a script called
ebook-convert
to convert ebooks between formats. You can install Calibre withthen
NB: Other formats are supported, too:
I found a script for batch conversion:
It works good for me, but the process is pretty slow.
Install calibre. Works with any arbitrary folder depth.
You can also do this without installing Calibre. This would be really handy on a Chromebook, for example. There is a free, online site called EPUB Converter that will let you upload the
epub
and it lets you then download themobi
equivalent.Yes, you can use Calibre for epub to mobi conversion. They declare mobi as supported output format in their FAQ.
I don’t think there’s anything Ubuntu-specific in the question, so it would probably belong somewhere else.
As of November 2021. I had to run the command using
sudo
.E.g
I didn't need the quotes, but you can use them if your file name has spaces. E.g:
sudo ebook-convert "book one.epub" "book one.mobi"
Everything else works as described in the accepted answer above.