If you buy an item via this post, we may get a small affiliate fee. Details.
1. Sending files via email is the most reliable way of adding own ebooks to the Kindle library. 2. Go to Amazon » Devices » Your Content and Devices » Device Summary. 3. Customize the email address.
Do you add many own ebooks to your Kindle or Kindle app? You can try connecting your Kindle as an external drive to your computer and copy files. You can also use Send to Kindle for Mac or PC or use a feature provided by mobile Amazon Kindle apps.
The most reliable option, however, is sending files via email.
Amazon will process each file in the cloud, no matter whether this is .mobi or .pdf.
Each device or app that you have connected to your Amazon Kindle address comes with a dedicated email address.
Attach the file to an email and send it instantly – you don’t have to type anything, neither in a title nor in a body field.
The file should appear in the Kindle cloud library within a few minutes, and you should be able to download it immediately to your device.
How to find an email address to send own ebooks to Kindle
1. Go to Amazon website » Accounts & Lists » Your Content and Devices.
2. Click on “Devices” in the top navigation bar and select the device you want an email for.
3. Click on the device’s name in the bottom widget.
4. Find an email in the device summary and copy it.
5. Click on “Edit” link to customize the address. It will always end with @kindle.com but you can change the name to make it easier to remember or easier to differentiate between various devices and apps connected to your account.
6. Use this email every time you want an own book to add to your Kindle collection.
Make sure to send files from an email address that you use to log in to Amazon.
You can use other emails as well, but you will need to add them to a list of approved addresses:
Go to Amazon » Manage Content and Devices » Preferences.
Scroll down to reveal “Personal Documents Settings” and click on it.
Scroll down to see “Approved Personal Document E-mail List” and click on a link “Add a new approved e-mail address.”
We removed a comment system to increase your privacy and reduce distractions. If you’d like to discuss this article, we are waiting for you on Twitter and Facebook. For instant updates, make sure to add us to Google News or subscribe to RSS feed.
Struggling with technology since he took over his parents' Grundig radio & cassette recorder. Designer & part-time coder. Founder of Geek Updated and Ebook Friendly.
We removed all social buttons, but if you wish to share this post on Twitter or Facebook, use the box below. It will securely open the sharing panel in a new browser tab.
How to find email address to send own ebooks to Kindlehttps://geekupdated.com/how-to-find-email-address-to-send-own-ebooks-to-kindle/via @geekupdated
Here are the most popular Google search phrases related to the new Kindle Paperwhite 5, together with brief answers accompanied by charts, comparisons, and visualizations.
• A surprisingly large number of third-party iPad mini 6 covers is already available on Amazon. • You can find not only basic designs, but also innovative covers that it takes longer to develop.
• The 2021 iPad Pro 12.9 is by 0.5 mm thicker than its predecessor. • Apple does not provide clear explanation about backwards compatibility. • Your older case or keyboard case may not fit the new model.
1. Amazon Kindle app interface colors can be switched automatically with the iOS settings. 2. The theme colors used for Library and Reading are controlled independently – and differently.
What iPad Pro 11 case are you looking for? We've got the most exciting new designs from third-party producers. Smart Cover alternatives, keyboard cases, slim tri-fold stands, heavy-duty folios, fashionable cases for women, and more!
Manage Your Day-to-Day: Build Your Routine, Find Your Focus, and Sharpen Your Creative Mind
by 99U & Jocelyn K. Glei
Preface
The world we work in today is not the world of Michelangelo, of Marie Curie, of Ernest Hemingway, or even of Paul Rand. It is a new world, empowered and entranced by the rapid-fire introduction of new technologies—a world where our metaphysical front door is always open, where anyone can whisper in our ear, where a “room of one’s own” no longer means you’re all alone.
Creative minds are exceedingly sensitive to the buzz and whir of the world around them, and we now have to contend with a constant stream of chirps, pings, and alerts at all hours of the day. As these urgent demands tug us this way and that, it becomes increasingly difficult to find a centered space for creativity.
Taking stock of this challenging new landscape, 99U’s Manage Your Day-to-Day assembles insights around four key skill sets you must master to succeed: building a rock-solid daily routine, taming your tools (before they tame you), finding focus in a distracted world, and sharpening your creative mind.
Dedicating a chapter to each of these focus areas, we invited a group of seasoned thought leaders and creatives—Seth Godin, Stefan Sagmeister, Tony Schwartz, Gretchen Rubin, Dan Ariely, Linda Stone, Steven Pressfield, and others—to share their expertise. Our goal was to come at the problems and struggles of this new world of work from as many angles as possible.
Because we each have a unique set of strengths, weaknesses, and sensitivities, it is impossible to prescribe a single approach that will work for everyone. The right solution for you will always be personal—an idiosyncratic combination of strategies based on your own work demands, habits, and preferences.
One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man.
– Elbert Hubbard –
• • •
Featured
Minimalist color theme t-shirts for geeks
These minimalist t-shirts show as if their colors were set by selecting one of the displayed color buttons. The designs are available in four colors, on over 70 items, including apparel, personal accessories, laptop sleeves, mugs, and more.
Mashable Tech – latest news and reviews about apps, gadgets, and new technology
How-to Geek – an online magazine where experts explain technology
Wirecutter – expert tests and reviews of the newest devices, appliances, gear, and more
MacRumours How Tos – easy tips and guide for Mac, iPad, and iPhone users
9to5Mac Guides – tips and how-to posts for Mac users, breaking every day
Ebook Friendly – distraction-free lists and tips for book lovers who care about privacy
About us
Cookies – we use Google Analytics to collect anonymous information about which posts are visited.
Affiliate links – we participate in Amazon and Skimlinks referral programs. If you buy a product through our website, we may receive a 1-4% commission.
