Just buy your books in EPUB from any online retailer and use Calibre to put it on your Kindle. This is also great if you don't want to support Amazon and their lock-in scheme. If you want to put those EPUBs on your Kindle, that's where Calibre shines. In my opinion, it's not really worth it to back up books from your Kindle, you're better off obtaining the EPUBs off the internet. it's probably better to just obtain EPUBs from the internet.

You need to install Kindle for PC/Mac and get the files from its storage directory. To view the books on your Amazon account: Note 3: KFX is not a great input format, if you don't have moral reservations it's better to 'obtain' the books you paid for from the internet in EPUB format. Note 2: If you want to be able to convert your books to EPUB to use with a non-Kindle e-reader, you need the KFX Input plugin Note 1: If you want to be able to put your books on a different Kindle, you need the DeDRM plugin If you get asked to convert your book, choose AZW3 (it's newer than MOBI) Click 'Send to device' (it's one of the buttons at the top) 'Add' your EPUB file(s) (top left button) To put EPUB (or AZW3/MOBI) files on your Kindle: Two different parts: the first being the older MobiPocket format ebook partsĪnd the second being an epub-like structure that can be edited using Sigil Newer Kindle ebooks which have both KF8 and older versions inside are unpacked into Properly into Sigil and Calibre either of which can be used to edit the result Validated using an epub validator and should changes be needed, it should load Originally provided to kindlegen as input. May not be a fully valid epub depending on if a fully valid epub was Kindle KF8 only ebooks (.azw3) are unpacked into an epub-like structure that may or Kindle Print Replica ebook are unpacked to the original PDF and any associated images. Original html 3.2 and images folder that can then be edited and reprocessed by MobiPocket and early Kindle version 7 or less ebooks are unpacked to the

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