YOUR BOOK. YOUR DEVICE.
A little room to read.
Open an EPUB, PDF, or text file and settle in. Free, with no account required. Your book stays on your device.
The optional interactive sample loads online content and media. Its practice responses last for this visit only. Books opened from your device stay on your device.
Simple reading. Fewer connections.
The reader processes selected files locally. It does not upload books, call AI services, or require advertising, analytics, external fonts, or a sign-in service. The hosting provider still receives ordinary page and asset requests.
Information for schools and IT administrators
Allow HTTPS (port 443) to the hostname hosting this reader and its same-origin assets. No third-party domains are required for reading. Browser workers, JavaScript, and local file selection must be enabled. DNS and filtering policies remain under your institution’s control; access is not guaranteed.
Book scripts, external images, embedded websites, forms, and remote styles are disabled. Bookmarks and progress are stored in this browser when permitted. Use “Forget saved progress” on a shared device. Books must be reopened after leaving the page.
A dedicated reader.publishingstudioai.com hostname can be configured by the site administrator. It is not required for the current reader.
Which books and devices can I use?
Start with DRM-free EPUB, PDF, or UTF-8 TXT files up to 30 MB. EPUB content is presented in a simplified, reflowable reading layout; exact fixed-layout typography, scripts, audio, and video are not reproduced. Encrypted EPUBs and password-protected PDFs are not supported. Kindle/MOBI, AZW3, comics, and Word files are not supported in this version.
Designed for current Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge on phones, tablets, and computers. Older browsers and dedicated e-reader devices may not work. PDF text view depends on text embedded in the PDF; scanned pages require OCR, which this reader does not perform.
Can I save my place?
The reader remembers the chapter or PDF page and bookmarks on this device. Reopen the same file to continue. Private browsing, cleared browser data, or blocked storage can remove this history. Your book itself is not saved or shared.