Turn an EPUB into a PDF with real text, images and a page size of your choice - here in this tab, with nothing uploaded.
Converting an ebook usually means uploading it to a converter site. Here the book is laid out by your own browser and saved from its print dialog, so it never leaves your computer.
Your browser lays the book out as pages, and its print dialog is where you choose 'Save as PDF'. That gives a PDF with real, selectable text and sharp images, not pictures of pages.
Letter or A4 to print at home, A5 or 6 × 9 inches for something that reads like a paperback, on paper or a tablet.
Yes. Images are placed where they are in the book, and the cover can go on its own first page.
Only if they have no DRM. Copy-protected books are encrypted, and removing that is not something this site does. Books from Project Gutenberg, Standard Ebooks, Humble Bundle and most indie stores are DRM-free.