For Kindle readers

Send anything to your Kindle. Read on paper, not pixels.

Paste a link, or click once in your browser—the full article lands on your Kindle in seconds.

Free to use. No credit card required.

Your own email, not your Kindle address — we'll send a one-time sign-in code.

12,200+ articles and documents delivered · readers in 110+ countries

The problem with "read later"

You find a great article at 2pm. By 9pm, you've forgotten it—or your eyes hurt too much to read another screen.

Saving articles to 'read later' just builds a list you'll never open. Guilt, not reading.

Kindle is different—it's a reading space. No notifications. No tabs. Just the words.

How it works

1.

Drop your content

Paste a link, upload a PDF, share from your phone, or forward to our Telegram bot — whatever you're reading, wherever you found it.

2.

We fetch and format it

We extract the full article — even from sites that block other tools — clean it up, and convert it into a Kindle-friendly book.

3.

Read it on your Kindle

It lands in your Kindle library in seconds, formatted for comfortable reading on an e-ink display.

The DropKind app tracking an upload on its way to the Kindle: submitted, prepared, sending.

One-time setup — we walk you through approving DropKind in your Amazon account. About two minutes, guided at every step.

If you can read it, you can send it.

Paste a link and we go get the page. When it exists only inside your browser — behind a sign-in, behind a bot check — one click sends it exactly as you see it.

A members-only article open in a browser with the DropKind extension ready to send it, and the same article already on a Kindle
Available on the Chrome Web Store

Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and other Chromium browsers.

Files just work, too: PDF, EPUB, DOC, Markdown, plain text — upload them on the web, share from your phone, or forward anything to @dropkind_bot on Telegram.

PDFs that read like Kindle books

The same research paper on two Kindles: a cramped two-column PDF page next to its DropKind conversion with large single-column text

PDF pages have a fixed layout: text stays small, columns stay cramped, and changing your Kindle's font size does nothing. DropKind converts a PDF into a reflowable EPUB, so the text fits the screen and responds to your reading settings.

Advanced PDF conversion uses PDF credits. Credits are only used when we create and deliver an EPUB. You can always send the original PDF unchanged for free.

See PDF credit pricing.

Reading a paper from arXiv?

Paste its link and get a Kindle-ready EPUB from the paper's HTML version. Free: 3 conversions a month without an account, up to 20 after you connect your Kindle.

Convert an arXiv paper →

Ready to try it?

Your own email, not your Kindle address — we'll send a one-time sign-in code.

What readers say

"I save things in Telegram and constantly forget about them. Now my flow is simple — filter what's worth reading, send it to the Kindle, and actually sit down and read through the backlog."

— Tolya

"Thanks for the service! The longreads in my backlog will finally get read."

— Denis

"The tastiest part is how it gets past bot protection and cleans pages up for EPUB."

— Evgeny

Questions & Answers

Why not just use Amazon's free Send to Kindle?
If the file is already on your computer, use it — it's free and it works. DropKind is for everything else — web pages fetched and cleaned before they reach your Kindle, a browser extension that sends the page exactly as you see it, and research papers reflowed into a real EPUB instead of a shrunken page. (Amazon's own help page warns that documents with columns, tables or math “may look messy” — with papers, they do.) Plus Telegram, the iOS share sheet, and a delivery status for every send.
How do I whitelist your email?
During setup, we'll walk you through the exact steps. Essentially, you log into your Amazon account and add our sending address to your "Approved Personal Document E-mail List."
What file formats work?
We support web links (article content extracted automatically), documents (PDF, EPUB, DOC, and other Kindle-supported formats), and Markdown or plain text. All content is converted to Kindle-optimized format for the best reading experience.
Is my content private?
We share your content only with trusted service providers needed to process and deliver it—for example, document conversion or OCR providers, our email delivery provider, and Amazon's Send-to-Kindle service. We don't sell your content or use it for advertising.
Does it work with Kindle apps?
Yes! Content sent through DropKind appears in your Kindle library, which syncs to all your devices—including the Kindle app on iPad, iPhone, Android, and desktop.
Is DropKind free?
Sending articles, links, and documents to your Kindle is free, PDFs included — they go through as they are. Turning a PDF into reflowable Kindle text runs on one-time credits, with no subscription. See Pricing for details.

Your next great read is waiting.

Send your first article to Kindle — free, no credit card required.

Your own email, not your Kindle address — we'll send a one-time sign-in code.

Join readers who've rediscovered the joy of long-form reading.

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