iPhone & iPad
Change EPUB cover on iPhone or iPad using Safari, Chrome, or any mobile browser. The new EPUB downloads straight to your Files app, ready to import into Apple Books.
Upload your EPUB file and a new cover image, combine them together in your browser, and download the result. Works on iPhone, Android, Kindle, Kobo, and every e-reader.
Drop your EPUB and a new cover image below. We will combine them for you.
WORKS EVERYWHERE
No matter which e-reader or phone you use, EPUB Cover Changer works directly in your browser — no extra software required.
Change EPUB cover on iPhone or iPad using Safari, Chrome, or any mobile browser. The new EPUB downloads straight to your Files app, ready to import into Apple Books.
Change EPUB cover on any Android phone or tablet. Works with Moon+ Reader, Lithium, and other Android reading apps.
Change EPUB cover for Kindle, Kobo, Nook, or any e-reader. Change the cover then transfer via USB or email.
HOW IT WORKS
Drag and drop your EPUB file and the new cover image into the two slots. Everything stays in your browser.
Click the change button and watch your files combine. Processing takes just seconds.
Your new EPUB with the replaced cover is ready. Download instantly — no sign-up, no watermark, no limits.
WHY CHOOSE
Unlike generic online converters, EPUB Cover Changer is built specifically for EPUB cover replacement with a focus on privacy, performance, and format fidelity.
Every file operation — ZIP extraction, image replacement, manifest updates, and repackaging — runs inside your browser using JavaScript and Web APIs. No server ever sees your EPUB or cover image. This is not just a privacy claim; it is an architectural guarantee verified by inspecting the browser's Network tab: zero upload requests.
EPUB Cover Changer replaces only the cover image and updates the OPF manifest and metadata accordingly. All other content — chapter files, CSS stylesheets, embedded fonts, navigation, and NCX/NAV documents — remains untouched. The tool handles EPUB2, EPUB3, and Kobo Kepub formats with proper MIME type detection and container.xml parsing.
The tool dynamically adjusts file size limits based on your device's memory (navigator.deviceMemory API) and CPU cores. Low-end phones get 50 MB EPUB / 10 MB image limits; high-end workstations handle up to 500 MB / 100 MB. This prevents browser crashes while maximizing capability on powerful hardware.
Accepts 9 image formats including HEIC (iPhone photos) and WebP. The cover image is automatically converted to the optimal format for EPUB compatibility. EPUB inputs support standard .epub, Kobo .kepub.epub, and any valid EPUB2/EPUB3 container — no pre-conversion needed.
UNDER THE HOOD
Understanding the technical process helps you trust the tool and troubleshoot any issues. Here is exactly what happens when you click the Change Cover button.
The EPUB file is loaded into memory as an ArrayBuffer and parsed using JSZip. An EPUB is essentially a ZIP archive containing XHTML, CSS, images, and metadata files. The tool reads the META-INF/container.xml to locate the OPF package document, which is the manifest for the entire book.
The tool scans the OPF manifest for the cover image reference. In EPUB2, this is the item with id="cover-image" or referenced by the <meta name="cover"> element. In EPUB3, the properties="cover-image" attribute identifies the cover. Multiple detection strategies ensure compatibility with non-standard EPUBs.
Your new cover image is decoded, normalized to a standard format, and written into the EPUB archive at the correct path. The tool preserves the original image filename and directory structure to maintain manifest integrity. HEIC images are converted to JPEG or PNG since EPUB readers do not support HEIC natively.
The OPF manifest is updated to reflect the new cover image's MIME type and file size. If the EPUB includes a cover XHTML page, its <img> tag dimensions are updated. The EPUB metadata (<meta> and <dc:date>) receives a modification timestamp so e-readers recognize the updated file.
The modified archive is compressed back into a valid EPUB using JSZip's DEFLATE compression with the correct mimetype entry (stored uncompressed as required by the EPUB specification). The resulting Blob is offered as a download with the original filename or a new one if you choose to rename.
FAQ
Free. No sign-up. Works on iPhone, Android, Kindle, and every e-reader.
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