Alfa Ebooks Manager
The most powerful and easy-to-use book organizer. It is an ideal tool for book-lovers, collectors, students, academicians, schools and business libraries. Alfa Ebooks Manager allows to organize your electronic and/or print books in a single e-Library. You can quickly scan your computer for book files, parse metadata, add covers, tags and custom fields, update book data from the Web and even view books in 3D.
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28.10.25. Alfa Ebooks Manager adds full-text search
Popular library organizer software Alfa Ebooks Manager has added very interesting feature (as for desktop software) - full-text search, i.e. you can now search through all your book texts from a central search-form. It's quite useful for teachers, scientists, engineers and all other knowledge workers that want to source information from multiple books in their field. To enable full-text search in Alfa you need first add books to Index. You have 4 options depending on your needs: add all books by one click (but this may take a lot of time if you have thousands of books); using File Parser you can select needed books and add them to the Index; in the Scan you can check the box "Index Files" and add all new books to the Index; or add books to the Index manually one by one from the book card.
2025. Alfa Ebooks Manager gets all-new Ebook Converter
Popular eBook management software Alfa Ebooks Manager got a new built-in eBook converter. According to the developers, it is based on a new engine and supports much more conversion directions than the previous one. For example, it has such an exotic direction as PDF -> EPUB. Other supported formats include MOBI, FB2, TXT, DOCX, RTF, HTML, CHM, DJVU, CBR, CBZ. For converting image formats (such as comics), there is a picture resolution setting - which allows you to reduce the weight of the resulting file (this is especially important when converting from DJVU). There is no batch conversion option yet, but the developers promise to release a separate application for this purpose.
2025. Alfa Ebooks Manager 9 gets updated engine and built-in reader
Ukrainian developers from Alfa.NetSoft have released the new version of their popular home library program Alfa Ebooks Manager 9. It's built on the enhanced engine that allows it to work faster and more reliable. They have also implemented the new internal reader with search, notes and progress bar. It also enables basic knowledge management - when reading a book you can highlight and save text blocks or quotes and then access them in a book card, click on them and open the appropriate page in a book. You can also add your comments to these knowledge blocks. Besides the program interface has become more polished and suitable. You can customize the design according to your taste and select between multiple bookshelf templates. The web-reader and the whole web interface also received a beautiful facelift. Among other new features - better audio-book import and management.
28.10.25. Alfa Ebooks Manager adds full-text search
Popular library organizer software Alfa Ebooks Manager has added very interesting feature (as for desktop software) - full-text search, i.e. you can now search through all your book texts from a central search-form. It's quite useful for teachers, scientists, engineers and all other knowledge workers that want to source information from multiple books in their field. To enable full-text search in Alfa you need first add books to Index. You have 4 options depending on your needs: add all books by one click (but this may take a lot of time if you have thousands of books); using File Parser you can select needed books and add them to the Index; in the Scan you can check the box "Index Files" and add all new books to the Index; or add books to the Index manually one by one from the book card.
2025. Alfa Ebooks Manager gets all-new Ebook Converter
Popular eBook management software Alfa Ebooks Manager got a new built-in eBook converter. According to the developers, it is based on a new engine and supports much more conversion directions than the previous one. For example, it has such an exotic direction as PDF -> EPUB. Other supported formats include MOBI, FB2, TXT, DOCX, RTF, HTML, CHM, DJVU, CBR, CBZ. For converting image formats (such as comics), there is a picture resolution setting - which allows you to reduce the weight of the resulting file (this is especially important when converting from DJVU). There is no batch conversion option yet, but the developers promise to release a separate application for this purpose.
2025. Alfa Ebooks Manager 9 gets updated engine and built-in reader
Ukrainian developers from Alfa.NetSoft have released the new version of their popular home library program Alfa Ebooks Manager 9. It's built on the enhanced engine that allows it to work faster and more reliable. They have also implemented the new internal reader with search, notes and progress bar. It also enables basic knowledge management - when reading a book you can highlight and save text blocks or quotes and then access them in a book card, click on them and open the appropriate page in a book. You can also add your comments to these knowledge blocks. Besides the program interface has become more polished and suitable. You can customize the design according to your taste and select between multiple bookshelf templates. The web-reader and the whole web interface also received a beautiful facelift. Among other new features - better audio-book import and management.
specifically for m4b books, which looks really nice and promising!
I keep many ebooks in pdf files. I have about 1300 of them, most of them I got from the internet, and some of them I've scanned by myself. Obviously, I haven't read them all, but I like the feeling of walking into my custom library filled with books on topics that I care about. It's my source of inspiration and passion.
To be honest, I manage them primarily in Calibre. There's nothing special to it, but it's a free option that I've been using for so long, and I've become used to it. But I feel somewhat empty when I use Calibre alone. For me, this is where Alfa comes in.
I appreciate that Alfa (with its easy import feature) can open my Calibre library database. I love that Alfa can show me a generated 3D model of a hard-cover book from the cover image of a book. It makes it look more 'real' in a satisfying way. I love the detail that the 3D model changes to match the number of pages of a given book. It brings life to the books I've collected and gives me that 'intimacy' that Calibre lacked. For me, this is the main feature of Alfa that differentiates itself from other popular options.