

Sigil
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Sigil is a multi-platform ebook editor. It is designed to edit books in ePub format.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- PortableApps.com
Features
Sigil News & Activities
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Recent News
- POX published news article about Sigil
Sigil 2.8 brings built-in image editing, CSS de-nesting, and support for more media typesSigil 2.8 brings an updated EPUB editing experience with several feature enhancements and workflow ...
- POX published news article about Sigil
Sigil & PageEdit 2.7.0 released with Qt 6.9.3, dynamic automation menu, UI tweaks and moreSigil, the open source EPUB editor, and its companion app PageEdit, have both advanced to version 2...
- Fla published news article about Sigil
Sigil 2.6.0 brings new accessibility tools and fixes key bugsSigil 2.6.0 introduces new CodeView insert items, 'Role...' and 'Aria Clips...', to make adding acc...
Recent activities
Pazvanti added Sigil as alternative to Chronicle Writer- vqs5477t79 liked Sigil
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Pievid added Sigil as alternative to Pievid Writer
Knox_Studios added Sigil as alternative to Scripta: Book & Novel Writer
catalpasatelier added Sigil as alternative to Catalpas Atelier Scribe- imericforman liked Sigil
foliostudio added Sigil as alternative to Folio Studio
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Comments and Reviews
It's really fast, and I think epub is better than pdf so this app is a good way for making ebook rather than using latex or word applications
There is no portable version of the application on GitHub, only the installable one. The project owner prohibits the use of GitHub for issues and discussions. They say, "we need to give everyone the opportunity to participate in discussions - through our own forum." Personally, I am not so interested in the development of this application to register on a third-party platform just because of this. It would be possible to compare the number of registered users on GitHub and on their forum (when it was created or even now, after years of its promotion) to close the question of the forum's competitiveness). Or, if you like, compare the number of legal users of Microsoft and the forum to come to the same conclusion.