Make every book yours
People who read a lot care how the page looks. In Lexory the page is yours: the colors, the font, the spacing, how pages turn and how many columns you see — while the book keeps the styling its publisher gave it.
One page, many looks
Ten built-in themes from Light and Sepia to Midnight and Black, with a brightness slider right in the sheet. Turn on Match System and Lexory uses your day theme in Light Mode and your night theme in Dark Mode.
A theme of your own
Pick the background, text, link and selection colors and watch the preview as you go. Your themes sit next to the built-in ones and can be your day or night theme.
Type and spacing
Use the built-in fonts or add any font from Files — one entry per family, with italic and bold taken from your files. Set the font size, line and paragraph spacing, margins, first-line indent, alignment, hyphenation and letter spacing — or choose As in Book to keep the publisher’s settings.
Pages or scrolling
Horizontal paging, a realistic page curl, or vertical scrolling like a web page; auto-scroll for hands-free reading. PDF has its own layouts: continuous, single page or two pages side by side, fit to width or to page, and margin cropping for scans.
One column or two
Two columns in landscape — and on iPad in portrait too — so a wide screen reads like an open book instead of very long lines.
Publisher styling, kept
Indents, chapter openings, headings, separators and small caps look the way the book’s designer intended, including hanging lines in poetry. Your own font and spacing still apply on top.
Good to know
- Fonts embedded in an EPUB are not used; pick a font in Lexory or add your own from Files.
- A few decorative CSS tricks (text inserted by styles, hidden elements) are not rendered.
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