Excellent for converting Kindle books to ePub
I love reading and I have over 2000 Kindle books, and while I don't mind reading them on my Kindle, I found the library management abilities of Kindle, whether on an actual Kindle or even using the program on a computer, to be useless. There was no easy way to sort them or catalog them. I found another library management software (Calibre, highly recommended) that had AMAZING library management abilities, however, you can't read your Kindle books in it. Enter Epubor. This allows me to convert them from Kindle format to ePub (or mobi or pdf), and then I can import that into Calibre. It's nice not to be tied down to the Kindle. There's no need to import your books to Epubor - when you open the application it will automatically import all the downloaded titles from your Kindle library. I appreciate how I can bulk import books and bulk convert them. When you have tons of books, it's a pain to have to do it one by one. I also appreciate how on the screen there's a button you click and it opens a Windows Explorer window directly to the files it just converted and has them all selected, and then I can just drag them to Calibre to get them imported. Very easy. The one thing I think could use improvement is that when the list of Kindle titles is not necessarily in order. It's somewhat by the time you added them but not exactly - sometimes you'll add a book and it's 10 or 15 books down in the list. This is frustrating because it makes it easy to miss converting a book. One time I selected all of them (over 2000) and had it convert them all at once (took hours!) and then imported all of those to Calibre (thankfully, Calibre will ask you if you want to import the duplicates) and I ended up with nearly 70 books that had been missed. To add to the confusion, sometimes Epubor doesn't import the book title and it's just the Amazon SKU, and when there are multiple like that, and they are not in exact order, it's easy to miss them. That's probably my only complaint.