Until now, you had to manually convert EPUB files into MOBI (or another format) to load them onto your Kindle, and this often brought additional issues as the conversion wasn't always perfect.Īlso, the news is notable for the sheer fact that Amazon avoided supporting the otherwise widely supported EPUB format for nearly 15 years (EPUB is an open standard that originally launched in September 2007). The Kindle doesnt support ePub, and PDFs alone are not always formatted. Instead, it will now support ePub ebook files sent to its Kindle device and apps through the service.
This is a big deal for everyone who owns a Kindle and isn't completely reliant on Amazon's library. I could easily transfer files to my Kindle over USB, but I wanted more than that. Amazon recently announced that beginning in August 2022 it will no longer accept Mobi ebooks through its Send-to-Kindle service. It's unclear, however, whether Kindles will natively support EPUB files, allowing you to purchase ebooks from Amazon's library in the EPUB format directly. This means you'll be able to send EPUB files to your Kindle via Amazon's handy Send to Kindle system, which essentially lets you upload documents to your Kindle by emailing them to your Kindle email address. Click the output folder beside the Convert to option, there you can see your converted files. Set the Convert to option to MOBI format or any format that Kindle supports and click Convert to. "Beginning in late 2022, Send to Kindle applications will support EPUB (.EPUB) format," says the document. Once you transfer your file to the right pane Epubor Ultimate will by default, remove the encrypted DRM. You know how every other ebook reader under the sun supports EPUB files, but Amazon's Kindle stubbornly refuses to do so? Well, that's changing.Īmazon quietly updated its help documentation (Opens in a new tab) (via Goodreader (Opens in a new tab)) to state that Kindle devices will start supporting EPUB files.
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