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eBookBinder 1.13.2 for Mac

eBookBinder 1.13.2 for Mac

Mac Utilities
Updated Aug 11, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 11, 2026

eBookBinder, from Xelaton, turns documents you already have into a proper ePub ebook on your Mac. Each text file you add becomes a chapter, you fill in the book details and a cover, and one click on Bind Book compiles the finished ebook for you. It fits writers sharing drafts, teachers bundling course notes, and anyone whose long documents would read better as a real book.

Key Features

  • Builds an ePub ebook from your existing text documents in three steps
  • Each added file becomes its own chapter in the book project
  • Accepts DOC, ODT, RTF, HTML and plain text files as chapter sources
  • Understands Markdown and other markup in plain text chapter files
  • Built in editor for small fixes, plus fields for book details and cover

How to Download

  1. Use the download button on this page to get eBookBinder for Mac.
  2. Or Download from the official site on the Xelaton product page.
  3. Install the app, add your chapter files in order and press Bind Book.

System Requirements

eBookBinder requires macOS 10.13 or higher, as stated by Xelaton, and it is localised in English and German. It is a small desktop app, so everyday book projects run comfortably on a typical Mac.

FAQs

What format does eBookBinder produce?

It compiles your project into a standard ePub file, which opens in Apple Books and on a wide range of ebook readers and reading apps.

Do my chapters need to be plain text?

No. Alongside plain text, it accepts common document formats such as DOC, ODT, RTF and HTML, and markup based text including Markdown files.

Can I fix wording without leaving the app?

Yes. A built in editor covers basic needs such as bold and underlined text and alignment, which is enough for last minute chapter tidy ups.

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