LITtoPDF
Convert LIT to PDF
Up to 3 files at once, 100 with Pro. Mixed formats are fine.
LIT to PDF conversion is not running yet. This page describes what it will do; the LIT conversions that work today are linked at the bottom.
What LIT and PDF are for
A discontinued Microsoft e-book format. Read only — nothing writes it any more.
The format that looks the same everywhere. What you send when the layout has to survive the trip.
How to convert LIT to PDF
- Drop your LIT file onto this page, or click to pick one.
- Choose PDF as the target and start the conversion.
- Download the finished PDF file.
LIT vs PDF: what changes
| LIT | ||
|---|---|---|
| Full name | Microsoft Reader E-book | Portable Document Format |
| File extension | .lit | |
| Media type | application/x-ms-reader | application/pdf |
| Compression | — | Either, depending on the setting |
- Quality
- The result is a close reconstruction rather than an exact copy. Check it before relying on it.
- Where it runs
- This conversion is not available yet. The page describes what it will do once the engine ships.
- What can be lost
- E-books reflow to fit the screen, PDFs do not. Page breaks are decided during conversion.
LIT to PDF: common questions
- Are my LIT files uploaded anywhere?
- Yes — this conversion needs software that cannot run in a browser, so the file is uploaded over an encrypted connection. It is deleted as soon as the job finishes, and the result is removed after 60 minutes.
- Is converting LIT to PDF free?
- The free plan covers three server conversions a day, for files up to 25 MB. There is no watermark on the result.
- Does converting LIT to PDF lose quality?
- LIT and PDF describe content in fundamentally different ways, so the conversion is a reconstruction rather than a copy. The result is faithful, but not byte-for-byte equivalent. E-books reflow to fit the screen, PDFs do not. Page breaks are decided during conversion.
- Do I need to install anything to open PDF files?
- No. The conversion runs on our side and gives you a finished PDF file; opening it needs whatever software normally handles Portable Document Format.