Usually, send to Kindle is available for iOS/Android/Email/Browser Extension/Windows App/Mac App. Now Amazon has web pages up that allow personal documents to be sent via drag and drop without using email or an app. This is a big improvement. And it is going to be the easiest method to send your files in a variety of support book formats to your Kindle. Below is the step by step guide to guide you through the process.
In order to use Send to Kindle by Web, you need to sign in to your Amazon account and have a Kindle e-reader associated with your account. Once it’s done, your Kindle library will have this file.
Step 1Get the DRM Free Files
Send to Kindle by Web allows users to send PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT, RTF, HTM, HTML, PNG, GIF, JPG, JPEG, BMP, EPUB files to the Kindle eReader.
If your purchased ebooks are DRM protected, first of all, you need to remove DRM from your purchased books, such as Kindle/Kobo/Google Play/OverDrive/Nook books. Here is the step by step full tutorial to guide you through the whole process.
Step 2Drag and Drop the Files to Send to Kindle Web Page
Drag and drop the files that are supported to the Send to Kindle web page and wait for them to upload, then click "Send".
Next, wait for your files to be transferred to your kindle library or Kindle eReader. It shows progress upload and processing progress along with the status of recent uploads. You will know when it is done.
No matter when, being able to send bulk books is convenient and useful. Now there is no max number of files you can send at once. But there is a maximum of 200MB per file.
Send to Kindle by Web is really nice, which is more sensible than email and solves the main problem with the pc version. Unlike the current version of Send To Kindle, it has direct support for EPUB. BTW, Epub manga also works!!! Though the new web page says that MOBI is not supported, it does work if you rename the file to have a supported extension before sending to the web page.
Send your files to Kindle by web is absolutely the easiest way to transfer your files to the Kindle library. Besides, there are still other useful methods to send, like send to Kindle via iOS/Android/Windows App/Mac App/Email/Browser Extension. If you need to these 6 methods to send files to Kindle, the following is the step-by-step guide to guide you through this process.
2. Send to Kindle by Windows App
3. Send to Kindle by Email
4. Send to Kindle by Android
5. Send to Kindle by Google Chrome Browser Extension
6. Send to Kindle from Mac(not the kindle for mac app)
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