Looks a nice tool to me...but why to pay 20 bucks to convert an ePUB book to PDF if you can read both formats using a FREE & PORTABLE tool like SUMATRA (PDF, ePub, MOBI, CHM, XPS, DjVu, CBZ and CBR reader) ?

http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sumatrapdf/free-pdf-reader.html

Nevertheless, I believe that it would have been much more useful having a tool designed to perform the opposite convertion (PDF ==> ePUB, Mobi etc...), so as to read a PDF file on several portable devices like iPad, Kindle, Sony eReader, Kobo, Nexus etc...what do you make of it dudes?

What if you could do that for FREE?

http://www.epubee.com/ebook-converter.html

But, if for some odd reasons, you are really eager to convert an ePUB book to PDF format, you could do that for FREE as well, if only you were aware of freeware alternatives, of course...LOL!!

But hey...don't worry & be happy...Giovanni is here to help you:

http://www.weenysoft.com/free-epub-to-pdf-converter.html (just pay attention while installing it since it's an ad-supported app)
http://www.convertfiles.com

And to remove DRM protections from an ePUB book:

http://epubee.com/remove-drm-from-epub-on-adobe.html

Enjoy!

My 2 cents for today's giveaway... (hey, how about focusing on different and more useful apps, not easily replacable with FREE alternatives???)

Calibre. That alone can do/handle so much more, e.g., device selection, conversions, manages libraries, grabs covers, meta-data, etc. and its freeware.

Just tried ePubors converter on a couple of files (handcrafteds, stateoftheart commercial epubs without drm) - best conversion I'e seen yet, but can't handle svg-wrapped images (still makes a nice pdf without the svg-wrapped images, then goes down with an error).

(Putting images in an "svg-wrapper" is a technique used by publishers to make images in an epub scale nicely withouth getting out of proporting, regardles of the screen size).

Also tried the epubee converter recommended by #2 with the same files, it handles the svg-wrapped images, but the text is scattered all over the pages with uneven spaces and gets next to unreadable. The Weenysoft software gave me 45 and 178 totally blank pages from the same two files.

So I guess epubor actually gives you some value for money, if you have this need. If it could handle the svg-wrappede images, I think it would actually be worth paying for.

Not a very good app, always crashes!

Better to use calibre!

This does a pretty good job of converting ePUB to PDF. It allows you to pick the output device that you're intending to view the PDF on, but it's hidden behind the button with PDF on it under the caption 'Select an output device for PDF;' Perhaps a dropdown list with the devices listed might be more clear.
The problem with the program is, it only converts ePUB to PDF, nothing else. You can download the free calibre ePUB reader and it can convert between many different formats and gives you more control over the output. Saying that there might be too many options for some people and they might prefer the simplicity of selecing the file they want to convert and clicking on the big button saying 'Convert'.
But I think that $19.99 is too much to ask for ePUB to PDF Converter. If it could convert PDF to ePUB and between other formats it might be worth it as a simple one-click converter for someone who wants to convert from one format to anothe with the minimum of fuss.