z3kit Nook Converter

eBooks and the various devices used for previewing them have come a long way since their initial inception. Both in terms of media formats availability and diversity, as well as in the inherent capabilities of eBook readers. Nevertheless, the requirement of converter apps is still mandated when trying to attain better interoperability. z3kit Nook Converter offers users a simple way of migrating their eBook data from one format to another, as well as removing any DRMs present.

Since the application allows users to add either individual or multiple files to the conversion queue, this means that those who have large numbers of eBooks to be converted will be able to do it in a more efficient manner.

However, adding the files to the processing queue can only be done using the provided directory navigator feature, and it would have been nice to be able to see drag-and-drop capabilities on offer.

Having added their files for conversion, users will be able to get a glimpse of their characteristics, thanks to the basic metadata display. This allows one to learn more about titles, author, format, and file size.

However, just as with other apps from z3kit, we also feel that z3kit Nook Converter’s list details display is quite basic, and it could have included a more detailed view, as well as at least basic preview capabilities for some of the contents of the loaded eBooks.

This converter addresses those who wish to take their eBooks for a “spin” on various devices, by transferring them from one format to another. Thanks to its bulk processing, users will be able to do so for multiple files simultaneously.