The last step is to make sure you send your document to the right email address.Click on ‘Add a new approved email address’ and enter the email you want to send your documents from: On the same Amazon page, you’ll see ‘Approved Personal Document Email List’. On this page you’ll see your Kindles email address – it will follow a format that’s similar to Before we can send anything to the Kindle, we need to register the personal email address you intend to use.To do this, log into My Kindle, and select ‘Personal Document Settings’ from the menu on the left:
The first step is to work out what your Kindles email address.This means that you can simply email documents straight to your Kindle, and they’ll show up alongside your library of books. You may not know, but your Kindle has a unique email address assigned to it. We show you three simple ways of doing this by email, USB, and using Amazon’s own app. Did you know that you can also send other files to your Kindle, like text files, Word documents and PDF’s, as well as free books from other sources? You can download the updated version of the Send to Kindle app for Windows and Mac from Amazon’s website.If you own an Amazon Kindle, you’re probably more than familiar with buying books from the Amazon store. They were supposed to end support for sending MOBI files using Send to Kindle, but apparently those still work too, at least for the time being.
The website still say EPUB support is “coming soon” but I tested the new version of the Windows app and sending EPUBs works. With less than two weeks left in 2022 they finally got the updated 1.1 versions posted. They’ve been saying on the website that the Send to Kindle apps would get updated in “late 2022” and they weren’t kidding. The webpage supports a maximum file size of 200 MB, but oddly enough the updated version of Send to Kindle for PC still has a limit of just 50 MB per document. Amazon recently added a Send to Kindle webpage to their website that can also be used to upload EPUBs to Kindles, among other supported formats, including PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT, RTF, HTM, HTML, PNG, GIF, JPG, JPEG, and BMP.
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