Then, put in the email addresses associated with your preferred Kindle devices (say, a Paperwhite and your Android device). First, open a new email on the account you added to the approved list. In the same “Preferences” section look for this menu:Īnd make sure it’s turned on! Step #5: Email your Kindle devices the file So add your email there, yeah? Step #4: Turn on device synchronization Underneath this specific part there’s an option to add the email you’ll send the the ebooks or documents from. In the same “Personal Document Settings” section you should see this: Nope, blocked out those email addresses too. Step #3: Add the email address you’re going to send the ebook from Make a note of the specific devices you want to send the ebook to. Much like this: No, you’re not getting hold of my device names and emails. Then scroll further down until you see “Personal Document Settings.” Click and expand on that section and should see an array of device names and email addresses. Then, click preferences on the menu at the top: That bit right there. Once you’ve done this, head here on Amazon’s website (the “Manage Your Content And Devices” part of the site). Just a note, before you do this make sure you’ve downloaded the Kindle app on whatever hardware you’d like to send your ebooks tto. Here’s a cool part – you can literally email files to your Kindle devices. Step #2: Find out your Kindle devices’ email addresses EPUB), Calibre will be able to help you change it into something Kindle friendly. If you’ve got a different ebook format (like. If the document you’re sending isn’t one of these, then look into converting it. The first thing you need to do is make sure your file is compatible with the Kindle ecosystem.Ĭurrently, this process supports the following files: So, let’s say you have an ebook, paper, or document you picked up from somewhere else other than Amazon.

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