Leafpost
Leafpost turns web pages, selections and PDFs into clean e-books with images, a cover and a table of contents, and delivers them to your Kindle through Amazon's own Send to Kindle service.
Add to Chrome — it's freeAds, menus and pop-ups removed. Images, captions, tables and code blocks kept.
Every article gets its own cover and a clickable table of contents on your Kindle.
Send the PDF you are viewing straight to your Kindle, keeping its layout or reflowing the text.
Toolbar button, right-click a page, a selection or a link, or press Alt+Shift+K.
No account and no servers: books are built in your browser and sent with your Amazon sign-in.
Works with Amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .es, .it, .ca, .com.au, .co.jp, .in, .com.br, .com.mx and .nl.
Why Amazon's Chrome extension fails and how to fix it.
Five ways compared, including Substack and paywalled sites.
Every method, and when to keep the layout or make text adjustable.
To Obsidian, Notion, Markdown or Excel.
A read-later setup with a daily Kindle digest.
Kindle email address, error E999, documents not showing up and more.
Yes. Leafpost uses the same Amazon delivery service, adds images, covers, tables of contents and PDF support, and is actively maintained.
In your Kindle library under Documents, on every Kindle device and in the Kindle app for iOS and Android.
No. Just be signed in to Amazon in Chrome.
Yes, sending articles is free.