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Add the missing page where it belongs

A volume with one page missing, a cover you found later, a bonus illustration that should sit at the end: today none of that can be added without repacking the archive by hand. The planned Add pages button in the Pages tab takes images and drops them into the open file at the position you pick, numbered in sequence with the rest. We are being straight with you: it is not live yet, so this page does not offer it.

What the Pages tab does today: every page of the open file as a grid of thumbnails, with remove, restore and set as cover on each page. The dashed Add pages cell already sits at the end of the grid, marked Soon, so you know where the feature will live.

Adding pages is coming soon

This feature is planned, not live yet. Convert your archive as it is in the meantime.

See the tools that are live today Vote for this feature on the roadmap

What adding pages will do

  1. Drop images into the open file

    Pick one or more images and they land in the draft you are editing, not as a separate upload.

  2. Choose the position

    At the end by default, or before any page you select in the grid. The numbering follows.

  3. Convert as one book

    The added pages ride the same conversion as the rest: same device profile, same preview, one output file.

  4. Until then: build a new archive

    Images to CBZ is planned too; today the honest route is to add the image to the archive on your computer and upload the result, which converts like any CBZ.

Honesty first

An added page that landed in the wrong place would scramble reading order. The feature ships when the grid shows the added page exactly where the output will carry it.

The Pages tab helps now

Remove, restore and set as cover are live on every page, and a hand-repacked archive uploads and converts like any other.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add pages to a file here right now?

Not yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. The button and the dashed cell are in the Pages tab, marked Soon, so you can see where they will be. Remove, restore and set as cover are live on every page.

What formats will it take?

The same image types the converter already reads inside an archive. The added image is treated exactly like a page that was in the file from the start.

Can I add pages to a PDF or EPUB?

Not in the first version. Page edits work on archives, where the pages are files; PDF and EPUB pages are extracted by the converter itself. The Pages tab says so for those files today.

Will you announce when it is ready?

Yes. When it ships the Soon mark comes off the button and this page hosts the feature. You can vote for it on the roadmap in the meantime.

MangaConverter runs on Kindle Comic Converter (KCC), the open-source engine, for the conversions that are live today. Adding pages is a planned step in front of that pipeline, and this page will host it honestly once it works.