With this in mind, let’s take a peek at the Calibre interface, shown on a Mac in this tutorial. Although it may vary in appearance depending on the platform, the basic function is still the same no matter where you use it. One of the greatest things about Calibre is that it's cross-platform and works on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. I'll also introduce you to a number of plugins designed to further enhance this already-powerful program. We've already looked at how to convert your eBooks with Calibre, so in this tutorial, I will show you how to manage your eBook collection with Calibre. With Calibre, you can edit metadata, convert an eBook from one format to another, download news directly to your eReader and sync your literary collection between your devices. Best of all, Calibre is cross-platform, meaning that Windows, OS X and Linux users can all benefit from the power and versatility that Calibre offers. That's what Calibre-the free eBook library app-is for. But how can you treat your eBook library to the same care?

There's plenty of tools to keep your music organized, categorized, and complete with up-to-date metadata.

Calibre app look