Send To Kindle

Andrea Luciano

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About this app

Send To Kindle – Read Web Articles on Your Kindle

The simplest way to send web pages to your Kindle device. Clean, distraction-free reading.

How It Works:

Share any web page from your browser
Select "Send to Kindle" from the share menu
The article is automatically cleaned and converted
Send it to your Kindle via email
Only the text and images are kept — ads and clutter are removed for a premium reading experience.

NEW: Full Control Over Your Content Customize every detail before sending! Edit titles, change authors, and replace cover images. Your library, your rules.

Powerful Features:

Merge Articles – Combine multiple articles into a single document (max 25MB)
Metadata Editor – Edit title, author, and cover image of any article or EPUB
File Conversion – Convert PDF, MOBI, and AZW to Kindle format (EPUB)
Offline Reading – Open and manage files locally
Beautiful Library – Visual preview with cover images for every article
Supported Files: MOBI, AZW, DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, JPEG, JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, PDF, EPUB Max file size: 25MB

Setup: Your send-to email must match your Amazon Kindle email (e.g.,
[e-mail]) and be whitelisted in your Amazon account.

Credits: Logo: Serena Romito | Translations: Lavinia Luciano, Serena Romito, Adam Kwarciak, Mert Kaya

This app is not created or endorsed by Amazon.

Ratings and reviews

perfect for getting all your docs and ebooks, (regardless of where they came from say for example zlib or perhaps Anna's archives... Shhhh. DRM can take a flying leap. The app will convert automatically convert whatever file type you have. The pro version is the only way this is any good. The free version is only good for a few uploads but it's not expensive and it really does unlock the really useful features. This works fine without having to jailbreak your kindle

Suboptimal, but not many other options available to transfer articles from Android to Kindle. I reached my "sent limit" immediately after sending only one article, and there is no indication of when (if ever) that limit gets reset. Can I send one article per hour? Per day? Forever? The sending process is pretty cumbersome, but that's largely due to Kindle's infrastructure. The layout is simple, no frills, looks nice. Cannot uncheck all items. Article I sent looks great on Kindle app though.

Can't even get passed the first screen to use the app. It shows me the new user welcome screenshots every time I open the app. Trying to share a web page using the "Send to Kindle" option does the same thing rendering the app completely unusable.