The all-in-one PDF, EPUB, DjVu, FB2 and comic book (CBZ/CBR) reader for Mac. Free to start, Premium for the full catalog.
UniReader is a native macOS reader that opens PDF, EPUB, DjVu, FB2 (FictionBook), MOBI, AZW3, CHM, DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, LIT, and CBZ/CBR comic books — no need to install a different app for each file type. Whether you are looking for a fast PDF reader, a clean EPUB reader, a dedicated FB2 reader and viewer, a DjVu reader, or a comic book reader for CBZ and CBR archives, UniReader handles them all with reading themes, annotations, bookmarks, text-to-speech, and a private local library that needs no account.
From novels to technical manuals, comic books to office documents — UniReader handles them all natively.
Available on the Mac App Store. Manage or restore purchases in Settings → Subscriptions.
UniReader for iOS adds OPDS catalogs, optional iCloud sync, and pairs with this Mac app for companion library sync over your local network.
The same reader, now on Windows 10 & 11.
UniReader for Windows unireader-win.pasahome.orgEvery feature is built around one goal: letting you focus on your reading.
Quick answers about supported formats, pricing, and privacy.
Yes. UniReader opens FB2 (FictionBook) files natively on macOS with reading themes, adjustable typography, bookmarks, and annotations, so it works as both an FB2 reader and FB2 viewer.
UniReader reads PDF, EPUB, DjVu, FB2, MOBI, AZW3, CHM, CBZ and CBR comic books, DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT and LIT — 14 formats in one native Mac app.
Yes. UniReader is a comic book reader for Mac that opens CBZ and CBR archives with page navigation, zoom, full-screen reading, and printing.
UniReader is free to read DRM-free PDF and EPUB on one library source. An optional Premium in-app purchase (monthly, yearly, or lifetime) unlocks all formats — including DjVu, FB2, MOBI, CHM, and CBZ/CBR comics — plus multiple sources, annotations, and print.
No. UniReader has no ads, no analytics SDKs, and no account requirement. Your documents and reading history stay on your Mac.
Yes. Open the AI panel beside the document and ask about the page you are reading: summarize it, explain a passage, define terms, translate it. Highlight a passage first and the question targets that passage. You connect your own account — OpenRouter in one click, or a key for OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, or a local Ollama.
Only what you choose, and only after you confirm. UniReader shows the page text or image that will leave your Mac and waits for your approval. Your key stays in the macOS Keychain and the request goes straight to the provider you picked — UniReader never receives a copy. The built-in web chat browser sends nothing from your document at all.
Free PDF and EPUB on one library source. Optional Premium unlocks every format, multiple sources, annotations, and advanced tools. Your files stay on your Mac.