Export readable EPUB files without rebuilding the book

When the manuscript is ready, the EPUB should be ready too. Chapters, headings, and images stay aligned with the project you already organized

The EPUB should not force you into a second production workflow. With Ordo, export comes from the same project where you wrote and organized the book

Export an EPUB that keeps the chapters, headings, and structure you already organized

Avoid external conversions and manual cleanup just to prepare the final digital file

Reach Kindle and other stores with less rework and without duplicating the project

01Write in one project

Text, chapters, and hierarchy stay in the same flow instead of splitting writing from digital output

02Review structure and content

Check chapters, headings, and images before the final export with the book already organized

03Export when you are ready

Generate the final EPUB with fewer manual steps and without moving the book into other tools

No export rebuild

The digital file comes from the same project where you wrote and organized the book, without rebuilding the structure elsewhere

No export rebuild

Structure stays consistent

Chapters, headings, and sections stay organized in the EPUB according to the hierarchy you already set

Structure stays consistent

Elements stay in context

Images, QR codes, and visual content carry into the EPUB while keeping their role inside the book

Elements stay in context

Ready for digital distribution

Reach a cleaner final EPUB for Kindle and other stores with less back-and-forth and less manual rework

Ready for digital distribution

Frequently asked questions

Can I export EPUB from the same project as the PDF?
Is it useful for Kindle publishing too?
Do I need to manage chapters and sections separately for EPUB?