Scryla Recover is a free EPUB to DOCX utility built for authors who need to get back to an editable manuscript fast. It turns published or exported EPUB files into clean DOCX drafts you can continue editing in Microsoft Word, LibreOffice, or Google Docs.
If you need to recover manuscript content from EPUB, this ebook to Word converter focuses on readable structure instead of layout lock-in. Upload your file, convert in seconds, and download a DOCX you can revise right away.
Convert an EPUB into a clean, editable Word document in seconds.
Files are processed temporarily and deleted automatically.
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No. As soon as the file conversion is complete, it is deleted automatically.
No. Scryla Recover does not use your content for AI training. Humans don't even see your content. It is processed in a secure environment and deleted immediately after conversion.
Scryla Recover exists to help authors regain control of their manuscripts. It is a simple utility that supports the wider Scryla ecosystem. There are no ads, no hidden fees, and no file retention.
Scryla Recover preserves basic formatting like bold and italics, along with chapter headings and subheadings. To keep the output file as clean as possible, it strips out font color. Hyperlinks are preserved where possible as: link text (hyperlink).
No. Amazon KDP no longer supports MOBI files. Scryla Recover handles only the EPUB filetype.
Yes. The maximum file size for uploaded EPUB files is currently 50MB.
We normalize chapter structure and scene breaks where they can be reliably detected.
Yes. Footnote markers are preserved in-line (including superscript markers where available), and note text is kept in context for clean editing in DOCX.
Yes. Images in chapters are kept, and oversized images are scaled down to fit the page. Background images are treated as decorative and are stripped from the final output. If you need them in your Word document, you should re-add them after download.
Try a different EPUB export if available; some files contain non-standard markup. If it still fails, contact support with the file sample.
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