Translate an fb2 book into your language
FictionBook (.fb2) is a format widely used for books in Russian and other Eastern European languages. Open it on subany.site and read it in yours.
Open your book on subany.site
Drag the file in or pick it from your device. It is read in your browser and never uploaded.
How it works
Open subany.site and drag in the .fb2, or the .fb2.zip just as you downloaded it. If the book says which language it is in, that is used to set the original language. Pick the translation language and start reading.
From fb2 to epub
When you download it, the book comes out as .epub (or .txt), a format almost every e-reader opens. You can download it translated or untranslated.
Limits
It is machine translation and struggles with proper names and register. For Russian, quality depends on the translator available in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Does an .fb2.zip open?
Yes, there is no need to unzip it.
Can I convert an fb2 to epub without translating it?
Yes, with “Download untranslated (.epub)”.
Can it translate from Russian?
Yes, Russian is one of the ten languages. Translations into Portuguese or Korean need Chrome’s built-in translator.
Is the book uploaded?
No. It is read and translated in your browser.