The reader
Lexory reads the files you already own — EPUB, FB2, TXT, PDF and DRM-free Kindle books — and lets you set the page the way you like: your fonts, your colors, page turning or scrolling, one column or two. Highlights, notes and bookmarks follow you between iPhone and iPad.
Formats you own, nothing to convert
EPUB, FB2, TXT and PDF, plus Kindle’s MOBI, PRC, AZW and AZW3 — as long as they are free of DRM. Books inside ZIP archives open directly; an archive with several books asks which ones to add. Kindle books get contents, cover, highlights, search and sync like any other book. Lexory doesn’t remove copy protection: purchases from Kindle, Kobo or Apple Books with DRM won’t open.
- EPUB
- FB2
- TXT
- MOBI
- PRC
- AZW
- AZW3
- ZIP
Find your way around the book
The table of contents shows a page number next to every chapter — on a PDF, the real page. Footnotes open in a pop-up without leaving the page. Search the whole book and jump between results; the Back button brings you to where you were. Bookmarks in several colors, a slider with chapter names, and a Go to Page command for PDF.
Highlights and notes
Select a passage and highlight it in one of several colors and styles — fill or underline — and add a note; a small badge on the page shows the note is there. The Highlights & Notes list collects everything from the book, with the text around each highlight, and opens the page in one tap. From the selection menu you can also copy, translate, search the book or the web.
Set the page your way
Themes, your own colors and fonts, spacing and margins, page turning or scrolling, one column or two — everything about how the page looks has its own page.
Good to know
- Page numbers in the contents are estimates from the amount of text; in books with poems, pictures or very short chapters they can be off by a few pages. The number at the bottom of the page is exact.
- Footnotes always open as a pop-up; a footnote that spans several paragraphs, or one with a picture or table, shows only its first part — tap through to read it in place.
- 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.
- The first search in a very large book takes a few seconds.
- Books with DRM don’t open, and Lexory won’t remove it.
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