Opkle(옵클)
The no-code WYSIWYG builder for next-gen interactive EPUBs.
What it does
Opkle Editor breaks the limits of traditional ebook creation. It's a powerful no-code WYSIWYG builder that lets you design responsive web pages and interactive EPUBs with graphic-tool precision. Features include a Photoshop-style layer system, instant CSS animations, smart asset compression, and built-in W3C/accessibility validation. Working entirely locally via IndexedDB, it ensures lightning speed and ultimate privacy. Export to EPUB3/EPUB2 or deploy to the web without coding!
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